try:


Also you can reduce that image to one pixel wide and you'll save a lot of bandwidth without any visual change.

steve

Thanks for the help but have changed the code and no background is shown at all.

I would take out the quotation marks and try it. The parser has issues with quotation marks.

Also, check to make sure that your image name has a capitalized B like what you have. The names are case sensitive.

Ah, sorry for so many replies, but also check that you are linking to the correct theme folder, because your link is going into the core files which isn't really recommended. Usually you copy the theme out of the core, and into your root themes folder. Then you can modify it as you please without risk of screwing up your core.

EDIT: I can go to the link and see the image, lol. So my above reply about the capitalized letter was a result of a lack of due diligence.... :-D

I still recommend copying out of the core and into the root for backwards compatibility reasons, and trying to link it without quotation marks (screwy parser).

Have tried but removes the background from the webpage.

Hello, I figured out the problem. First, don't use quotes. Second, your url end parentheses doesn't have a semi colon. :-)

Use this:



I have tested it, and it works. ;-)

PS: make sure you're pushing save after you enter the css. Simple thing, but I just caught myself forgetting it.

Thanks for helping works great.

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