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Vriouss said:
it would be background: transparent not background-image
It still just turns the whole page background dark green |
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But yeah, it is still green for both. I'll probably just give up on it for now xD |
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PurpleParadox said:
Vriouss said:
it would be background: transparent not background-image It still just turns the whole page background dark green Very late, but you can try putting background:transparent; in your .mainscreen codes. It removes the green background, so your .pgbg transparency should work ^^ |
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ah- i know this has been asked a lot- but i still can't quite figure it out. How exactly do you change the site background (the forest image) and header (the thing that has wolfplay on it) to images that you've made? |
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{Taken directly from Venn, I can explain it further if you like Lyl} .daybody {
background: #262936;
} Nighttime BG only: .nightbody {
background: #2e3141;
} Use both together if you want the background to remain permanent. ***** To change the wolfplay header image, use the following: Spring only:
.mainscreen1 {
background: #000000;
}
Summer only:
.mainscreen2 {
background: #000000;
}
Fall only:
.mainscreen3 {
background: #000000;
}
Winter only:
.mainscreen4 {
background: #000000;
} *To change to image use background: url(link); |
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So I would replace the "#000000" with the "url(link);"? |
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Yep, though you'll want to add additional coding on top of that, like background-size: 100%; background-position: fixed; etc.
Lylicam said:
So I would replace the "#000000" with the "url(link);"?
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Alright, thanks so much :D <3 |
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No problem, feel free to pm me if you need any more help ^^ Quite familiar with coding by now
Lylicam said:
Alright, thanks so much :D <3
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