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  • If you open style.css in your theme, there are some notes there for you regarding customizing your theme. I looks like you may be able to define your own styles and place them in custom.css instead of having to edit style.css.

    This is what currently controls your background;

    body { background: #fff url(default/bodytile.jpg) repeat left top; }

    if you paste this into custom.css and save the changes;

    body { background: #fff; }

    The background should become white, and the dotted image should be gone. That should give you an example to work from that you can modify to suit your taste.

    Thread Starter samuel

    (@misspia)

    Thanks clayton! that was pretty easy!

    You’re welcome!

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