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  • The problem is that you have other elements which take up the entire width of the browser, so the body element (and its background image) gets hidden.

    By the way, you shouldn’t be making changes to the theme’s style.css file. If you ever update the theme, then your changes will be lost. Best to use a CSS plugin like Jetpack or Custom CSS Manager to add your own CSS. Or use the theme’s custom CSS option, if it has one.

    Try adding this rule:

    .page-id-1945 #wrap {
       width: 90%;
       margin: 0 auto;
    }

    You should then be able to see the background image around the sides of the wrap element.

    You can also add a rule like this, instead:

    .page-id-1945 #content * {
      background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.3);
    }

    This will make the content elements background transparent so the body background image shows through.

    Thread Starter ageorge9625

    (@ageorge9625)

    thanks for replyng CrouchingBruin
    i add first code and nothing.
    Then i inserted jusc code

    .page-id-1945 #content * {
    background:transparent;
    }

    and the backround image can bee seen ok whow i want to bee seen but i can nott add butons or thext on the image beccause it is transparent, and if i add code background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.3); then the backround will not be look ok anymore and neether the buttons and the text.

    so what shoul i do?

    How look now https://www.myfreshouse.com/designers-list/

    and i want too look with text like this and be possibe add buttons
    https://www.myfreshouse.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/designers.jpg

    Thread Starter ageorge9625

    (@ageorge9625)

    I make it with png photos.looks like ok

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