• Resolved christof_schelfhout

    (@christof_schelfhout)


    Hi everybody,

    First I have to say I’m not quite experienced in CSS, and certainly not in PHP. I’ve searched for hours and did a lot of research, but it seems I just can’t find the solution on my own.

    Oh yeah, and sorry if my English is bad, I’m Belgian so please forgive me ??

    I would like to change the body/page background of my web page into an image. In Google Chrome, I tried to inspect the background element and I’ve found an entry background-color. This is the code I’ve found:

    legend, #sidebar, div[id^="doc"], #hd, h1, div[id="yui-main"], .entry ol ol, .entry ul, .entry ul * {
    color: #d0d0d0;
    background-color: #070707;
    }

    Which leads to the location (index):31 (after loading the web page, or am I wrong?)

    Changing this right into Chrome actually works. But unfortunately there isn’t any code into the stylesheets which leads to this declaration?

    Therefore, this moment is the moment I could use some help. It’s either getting some help, or my neighbours having the chance to watch a computer fly through my window.

    This is my website:

    MeteoFlash

    Thanks in advance!

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  • Thread Starter christof_schelfhout

    (@christof_schelfhout)

    I have solved the problem whilst looking for another issue, which was comparable!

    To help others who have the same problem, this simply is what solved it. I added this to the style.css stylesheet:

    #yui-main {
    background-image:url('myfile')!important;
    }

    Greetings from Belgium!

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