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  • Try this:

    /*  Adjust Navbar Box settings      */
     .navbar.notresp .navbar-inner  {
    background-color:   #ba0000;                   /* Change #ba0000 */
    background-image:   linear-gradient(to bottom, #ba0000, #ba0000);      /* Change #ba0000, #ba0000 */
    background-image:   -webkit-linear-gradient (top, #ba0000, #ba0000);   /* Change #ba0000, #ba0000 */
    background-repeat:  repeat-x;
    border:             1px solid #ba0000;         /* Change [1]px, #ba0000 */
    }

    This will give you solid #ba0000, but you might want to experiment with the gradients.

    Next time, link to site is always useful for us.

    Thread Starter csosa

    (@csosa)

    Thank you. Is there a way for me to use the same image I have as the background in this area? I have no clue how I want the website to look so I am trying different things sorry for being so needy. The website is

    revolutionhtx.com

    You realize you are posting in the support forum for the Customizr theme?

    You might have better luck in your theme’s support forum, here.

    Thread Starter csosa

    (@csosa)

    I am asking about Customizr. I put the website back to Quark theme earlier because it is the theme I was working with before I found this one and was showing someone the difference. I got side tracked with life; I didn’t have a chance to put it back. I am about to do that now…

    Okay…sorry…no problem…

    So, in answer…you can use an image as the background of the navbar too…

    Thread Starter csosa

    (@csosa)

    It’s my fault, I’m sure most people don’t change themes like they change their socks.
    Would I enter a code similar to the one I used for the back ground but direct it 2 that area instead? Sorry if my terminology is off I’m learning all of this…

    Well…I see you are back to your Quark theme…just for future reference, if you want targeted support, you will want the Customizr theme running…

    So…it would be similar to what you did for your body background, just with a different selector, something like this:

    .navbar.notresp .navbar-inner {
    background: url(/wp-content/uploads/YOUR_FILE.png) repeat;
    }

    the first four lines of properties in the code rdellconsulting gave you would not be needed…you may want to keep the border…

    Also…do you know about the snippets? Lots of useful info…if you are new to all of this, make sure you check out the Get started menu item as well…

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