Finally! I just finished the re-design of my blog. It's been looking really old compared to my hot-awesome website that got redesigned in January. Now we can all enjoy a unified online identity for Mr. Crook.
Very nice. Ok, I've been trying to figure out how to put in a background image since I started bloggin... I guess I wasn't looking in the right places. Plus, I don't know html or CSS. How'd you do it?
2. Go to the “Edit HTML” sub-tab (or whatever you call it.)
3. In the “edit Template” area scroll down until you find a line that says “body {“.
4. Add the following line of text “background-image: url(http://www.awesomeURL.org/backgroundpicture.gif); Of course you will need to provide a real link to a real image.
5. If you want the background to remain static while the user scrolls, then add a line that says “BACKGROUND-ATTACHMENT: fixed;”
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Very nice. Ok, I've been trying to figure out how to put in a background image since I started bloggin... I guess I wasn't looking in the right places. Plus, I don't know html or CSS. How'd you do it?
1. Log in and go to the “Layout” tab.
2. Go to the “Edit HTML” sub-tab (or whatever you call it.)
3. In the “edit Template” area scroll down until you find a line that says “body {“.
4. Add the following line of text “background-image: url(http://www.awesomeURL.org/backgroundpicture.gif);
Of course you will need to provide a real link to a real image.
5. If you want the background to remain static while the user scrolls, then add a line that says “BACKGROUND-ATTACHMENT: fixed;”
6. Then click the “Save Template” Button.
I think that'll do it!
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