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  • inetworking Friend
    #171793

    hello

    http://www.elrincondelfriki.es/

    on the occasion of Christmas I spice up the site and would like to put on the sides of a web image “Merry Christmas” or something.:D

    thanks


    1. laterales
    TomC Moderator
    #430784

    What you would basically need to do is create a large background image and assign it as your background within the relative CSS. Unfortunately, the current snowflake javascript effect you have running now is (for some reason) preventing easy identification (within my browser) of the relative CSS you would need to modify.

    timmiller Friend
    #432359

    Tom,

    Hey, I’d really appreciate if you could let me know what code to enter into which css file…

    Thanks!

    TomC Moderator
    #432362

    <em>@timmiller 292678 wrote:</em><blockquote>Tom,

    Hey, I’d really appreciate if you could let me know what code to enter into which css file…

    Thanks!</blockquote>
    As I mentioned previously . . . .

    What you would basically need to do is create a large background image and assign it as your background within the relative CSS. Unfortunately, the current snowflake javascript effect you have running now is (for some reason) preventing easy identification (within my browser) of the relative CSS you would need to modify.
    timmiller Friend
    #432364

    Right,

    I was actually asking which file, template.css? and what exactly to enter…not knowing all css commands…would it be something like background-image; file location?

    Thanks!

    timmiller Friend
    #433820

    Hey Tom,

    Wondering if you could help out…I’ve been pecking around with firebug for a few days not with no avail. Was wondering what the actual code was in the template.css file.

    Thanks!

    pixelzombie Friend
    #434370

    Hi Tim,

    Tom allready answered your question. I’ll just give you the right direction where you have to change the css and background image.

    Edit your templates main css file /templates/ja_anion/css/template.css @ line 19.

    #ja-wrapper {
    background: url("../images/body-bg.png") no-repeat scroll center top transparent;
    }

    As you can see, there is the background image in your templates folder /templates/ja_anion/css/../images/body-bg.png. It allready is wider than the site, so open it up in your favorite image editor and add the merry christmas (too late :p) at each side and reupload the image.

    You can make the image as big as you want if you need more space for whatever you want to display.

    Cheers

    Frank

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