Hi,
You’re welcome 🙂
Sure, you can add some CSS and use the background-image property on the body element. Absolutely no restrictions there.
Hi again,
I can’t seem to be able to add the image to the page
my css code:
.body {
background-image: url(“url”);
background-size: 100%;
background-repeat:no-repeat
}
The code looks good. As long as the “url” is replaced with an actual image URL everything should be OK.
EDIT: it’s body not .body – that’s the problem.
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WebFactory.
It works now. But the problem with this is that it is still obstructed by the default images, even with the plain text template. Is there anyway i can remove the default images? And another thing I noticed is that it doesn’t cover the whole page, only the top part, which I presume is the body? is there any way I can cover the whole screen with the background image?
All theme files are located in the plugin’s theme folder. Find the theme you need and you can edit anything needed. Everything can be done via HTML/CSS but it obviously requires custom code and smaller/bigger modifications.
Seems like a bit too much work for an under construction page we’ll only use for a while.. I’ll probably just stick with the defaults. Thanks for the fast response though!
You’re welcome! The idea of this plugin is to be simple. Unfortunately, that means fewer customization options than is sometimes needed 🙂
