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  • Rusell Cerrato Friend
    #173166

    hello guys!

    I read many posts related to setting an background umage on several templates, however dont know f those apply to Teline IV.

    lets say i want to add the image /images/coolimage1.jpg which could be 960×1500… how can I replace the entire webpage background to have this image?

    thanks for all..

    rgds

    jooservices Friend
    #435335

    hi
    please provide your site url so i can help you
    thank you

    Phill Moderator
    #435362

    It is actually a little more complext to achieve in Teline IV. Changing the background is easy simply by editing template.css line 20

    body#bd {
    background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #FFFFFF;
    color: #333333;
    font-size: 12px;
    line-height: 1.5;

    }

    But that will not solve everything due to the way Teline IV was designed. You will find the menu is transparent so you would need to adjust css for that. Depending on what you want it will take more work.

    If you can post images detailing exactly what you want along with your URL that would help us. With that I am certain Jooservices will be able to advise in great detail for you.

    Another option would be to use JA Nex which is very similar to Teline IV but has backgrounds already included and in my mind is a nicer template.

    Rusell Cerrato Friend
    #435435

    Thanks guys!
    Unfortunatelly Teline IV bes suits my customer business model.. so changing to Nex can not proceed, even if I like it too!.

    I will try to add this block on line 20 and see..

    but what if I want an specific image? like a photo?
    this is the site. http://inforagro.hn/demo1

    thanks again!

    Rusell Cerrato Friend
    #435436

    thanks, this is the site.

    http://infoagro.hn/demo1

    Phill Moderator
    #435441

    The above code is what you want to edit. It is basic css

    Change the line above in red to something like

    background: url(“../images/yourimage.jpg”) no-repeat scroll 0 0 transparent;

    The exact code really does depend on your image chouce. Plus you would need to add a background to the menus.

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