Hey, i havent seen an issue about the background.

So, heres my question: Is it possible to add a background image instead of just a colour?
I would like the design much better with it!

Greetings,
Fernago

CommentFileSizeAuthor
#6 cic-homepage02.png30.43 KByouronetouch
Support from Acquia helps fund testing for Drupal Acquia logo

Comments

devsaran’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

This is covered under Premium Support for Premium Responsive theme..

Danny Englander’s picture

Hi you can simply alter the body background tag in style.css on line 79.

... so you would alter background:#ccc; to something like:

background: url("../images/my-background.png") repeat; -- or whatever you wanted. You would need to place your background image in the theme's images folder and then reference it where my-background.png is in the code above or change it to whatever the name of your image is. Note, that if you ever upgrade the theme, you would need to keep this code intact or perhaps create a subtheme.

425Media’s picture

Thanks for the comment. I tried editing that space in the style.css and it did not change anything. Are you sure that is all that needs to be done to have an image appear as the background on the Premium Responsive theme?

youronetouch’s picture

Issue summary: View changes

@saran.quardz
can you provide the link to the Premium Support for Premium Responsive you referenced? I cannot find anything anywhere.

Hendrik53’s picture

I think this should be done within the container.
See: #content-contain in style.css at about line 261. Her you can change the background color or put an image in place.

youronetouch’s picture

FileSize
30.43 KB

Unfortunately this is not where I want the speckled background image to be. I do not want the background image to be the background for the content itself. I have attached a screenshot with red boxes to show the area I am wanted to have the background image.

It should not be in the content container but for the actual background of the site to where it will only be seen around the edges since the content container is a solid colored block. That way it is more subtle and adds a little extra depth instead of being completely in your face.

I've tried adding it to the body{} like I typically would, but it does absolutely nothing.

Hendrik53’s picture

This background is generated on the fly. class = #container. Perhaps you can make this transparent in the settings for this theme and then override the background with an image. I did not test this..

youronetouch’s picture

I cannot seem to get anything to work for a background image. I can still only see the color that is set through the color module.