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I am using %-based positioning to align my background images in CSS:
li a{
background:url(icons/arrow.png) no-repeat 95% 50%;
}
I use this a lot on responsive sites, but would like to group these images into a sprite.
However, if I use a sprite, the percentages become relative to the entire sprite image, and it appears I can no longer use my background-position in the same way.
Or is there?
Sprites are not responsive. They are fixed-size bitmaps, they don’t scale. So your dimensions should be fixed.