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I want to update my site having text in the front and using background images in the back of my webpages (I want to do this for SEO optimization), what is the best html/css way to do this?
The current way I am doing this is not rendering correctly in IE8, but IS rendering properly in Firefox:
(Try this link in both IE8 and in Firefox)
https://drchrono.com/dental-practice-management-software/
You’re currently using a background on what seems to be actual content. My advice is – use backgrounds only for layouts, not for content.
Image tags score higher because of the “alt” tag and as a bonus people can find them with an image search.