Exactly which CSS class to choose depends on where exactly you want the background image.
If you want it in the header (only), then put it in #header , for example:
header {
background-image: url('image.jpg');
}
PS. I have not yet looked into this particular CSS file, so the code is just an example.
Find the header id in the CSS and add the background-image line to its existing settings.
Upload your "image.jpg" to the theme folder and replace "image.jpg" with the actual file name.
Comments
Comment #1
Ole Martin commentedAre there any who can help with this?
Comment #2
mrpeanut commentedAre you familiar with CSS? Just add a background-image to your body, like so:
More information about backgrounds here. Note that your slider and header-wrap have backgrounds that will cover up that body background image.
Comment #3
Taxoman commentedExactly which CSS class to choose depends on where exactly you want the background image.
If you want it in the header (only), then put it in #header , for example:
header {
background-image: url('image.jpg');
}
PS. I have not yet looked into this particular CSS file, so the code is just an example.
Find the header id in the CSS and add the background-image line to its existing settings.
Upload your "image.jpg" to the theme folder and replace "image.jpg" with the actual file name.
Comment #4
Ole Martin commentedMy solutions was to chance it from;
124 body {
125 background: #EEE;
to
body {
background: #EEE url(images/bakgrunn2-b.jpg) repeat-y;
Comment #5
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