That’s because your background is actually an image.
You could save the wrapper image and use photoshop (or something similar) to edit the color and then upload it back into your file using ftp.
That’s if your comfortable with using ftp I would say.
.wrap {
background: url("images/wrapper-bg.png") repeat-y scroll 28% 0px transparent;
Let us know if jmeyer2485’s solution does the trick. Be sure to modify the image path to match where your image actually resides. For example, if the image lives in your media library – which is what I’d recommend to avoid it getting overwritten when you update the theme – use its full path, for example:
http://faxfit.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Rower-700x300.jpg
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triran
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Getting rid of the background worked.
Glad you’re set – I marked this thread as resolved.
