The background-attachment property specifies how the background moves relative to the viewport.
To set this movement, we use the values scroll, fixed or local. The scroll keyword is the default where
the image scrolls with the main browser window but is fixed with respect to the element it is the background of.
Using fixed means the image is fixed so as you scroll the element will appear like a window to the image beyond.
If you use local, then you can scroll the main browser viewport and within the element.
/* Keyword values */
background-attachment: scroll;
background-attachment: fixed;
background-attachment: local;
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