Need help adding an image to site background

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Hi,

Thanks for the reply.

The site is here.

https://223.130.27.185/~carspacom/

Yes I have tried those codes but nothing seems to happen which is what I also see happens to some others.

The help is really great and I look forward to getting into many of the options however somehow this one has me in a corner.

Thought may be someone can offer some alternatives to get the background image over the site.

I have purchased the Featured and Fonts plugs in too.

Thanks again

oz

Is the bubbles image uploaded? I don’t see it…and if I attempt to use it, it returns a 404.

Hi,

Thanks. I am on a mobile so don’t have full access but did get the bubbles file at the address above /wp-content/uploads/bubbles.png

I also have the image in the /2014/07/ folder.

Thanks

Oz

Okay…this is a bit odd…maybe the experts can explain it…but if I eliminate the first slash, it works for me…something like this:

body {
background: url(wp-content/uploads/2014/07/bubbles.png) repeat;
}

Hi,

Yes that is strange, however you’re right, it does work without that slash.

Now, I just need it to be also on the area around the Featured images.

Any ideas here?

Thanks for the help, it is appreciated.

oz

You are welcome…but now comes the tricky part due to the way the FP’s are constructed…it all depends on what you want to do…

For the main FP container:

.fpc-container.fpc-marketing {
background: transparent !important;
}

Now for the individual FP’s…you can either choose a different border color…or make it transparent as well but you will lose the zoom effect:

.fpc-widget-front .round-div {
border-color: transparent !important;
}

The use of !important is, well, important in this particular case since you need to override the FPU extension’s use of the same…you will just have to play around to see what you like…have you seen this snippet? Very useful in playing around with and trying different css modifications…other browsers have similar tools…