cries already gave you the header, but here's the background where the trees are-

.daybody {url:"link";}

.nightbody (url:"link";}

and just add any other positioning/sizing/etc bits to that :3 hope it helps! and if you need any more help, my dms are open, i'll see there faster than posts here lol

CriesInTheNight said:

Anyone know how to change the color in explore where it says how many predators there are, moves and the status of the wolves(hunger,health etc>).

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Dire said:

CriesInTheNight said:

Anyone know how to change the color in explore where it says how many predators there are, moves and the status of the wolves(hunger,health etc>).

Hey, maybe this post has what you're looking for:

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For the Predator, Moves and Terrain line it's like Blood said previously:

.explorelevel {color:#000000;}

For "status of wolves" if you meant the text which has wolf name, health, hunger, thirst and their values (eg 80/100), the code is this:

.mainlineblacksmall {color:#000000;}

There are more text that can be edited there.

For the feedback during explore "Your wolves wander through ... "

div.feedback div font {color:#000000;}

For "North, South, West, East"

tr.explore {color:#000000;}

For the "Adventure" and "Options" titles

.mainlinetan2 {color:#000000;}

For the text of the items in the options table . Each type of item ( healthing, chrysalises ,etc) has its own number

div.options2 table {color:#000000;}

div.options3 table {color:#000000;}

div.options4 table {color:#000000;}

div.options5 table {color:#000000;}

div.options6 table {color:#000000;}

div.options7 table {color:#000000;}

div.options8 table {color:#000000;}

div.options9 table {color:#000000;}

div.options10 table {color:#000000;}

div.options11 table {color:#000000;}

div.options12 table {color:#000000;}

div.options13 table {color:#000000;}

Vennenum said:

@purpleparadox - that's hard to diagnose without knowing what your code looks like. could be any number of things.

Vriouss said:

it would be

background: transparent

not background-image