Tagged: custom background image
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March 15, 2014 at 4:21 pm #238069
Hello!
I’m looking for a way to implement one custom background image overlaid by all areas (header, main content, footer etc.). I know there is a way to upload background images for each section separately but I would like to use just one image.
Thank you for your help! Tom
March 16, 2014 at 5:57 am #238204Hey yoginthusiast!
Can you please post a screenshot of what you’re trying to do? There is no way you can add a background image to all the section automatically, you need to manually add the background image for each section. Or you can use css to apply a single image for all of them. A screenshot will help.
Regards,
IsmaelMarch 16, 2014 at 5:16 pm #238333Hi Ismael,
what I meant is just one big background image for the whole site. Please have a look at this site (paper background) for example: http://www.yuna.at.
Kind regards,
TomMarch 17, 2014 at 7:28 am #238505Hi!
You can use the Boxed Layout then upload the background image. Make the other container transparent using css:
.header_color .header_bg, .header_color .main_menu ul ul, .header_color .main_menu .menu ul li a, .header_color .pointer_arrow_wrap .pointer_arrow, .header_color .avia_mega_div { background-color: transparent; } .alternate_color, .alternate_color .site-background, .alternate_color .first-quote, .alternate_color .related_image_wrap, .alternate_color .gravatar img .alternate_color .hr_content, .alternate_color .news-thumb, .alternate_color .post-format-icon, .alternate_color .ajax_controlls a, .alternate_color .tweet-text.avatar_no, .alternate_color .big-preview, .alternate_color .toggler, .alternate_color .toggler.activeTitle:hover, .alternate_color #js_sort_items, .alternate_color.inner-entry, .alternate_color .grid-entry-title, .alternate_color .related-format-icon, .grid-entry .alternate_color .avia-arrow, .alternate_color .avia-gallery-big, .alternate_color .avia-gallery-big, .alternate_color .avia-gallery img, .alternate_color .grid-content { background-color: transparent; } .main_color, .main_color .site-background, .main_color .first-quote, .main_color .related_image_wrap, .main_color .gravatar img .main_color .hr_content, .main_color .news-thumb, .main_color .post-format-icon, .main_color .ajax_controlls a, .main_color .tweet-text.avatar_no, .main_color .big-preview, .main_color .toggler, .main_color .toggler.activeTitle:hover, .main_color #js_sort_items, .main_color.inner-entry, .main_color .grid-entry-title, .main_color .related-format-icon, .grid-entry .main_color .avia-arrow, .main_color .avia-gallery-big, .main_color .avia-gallery-big, .main_color .avia-gallery img, .main_color .grid-content { background-color: transparent; } #wrap_all > * { background: transparent; }
Regards,
IsmaelMarch 17, 2014 at 12:07 pm #238632This is perfect! Thank you so much Ismael!!
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