WordPress Tutorial: How To Change A WordPress Theme’s Background Image
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Your video was very helpful thank you so much for making this.
Extremely Helpful, Thank You!
This was really interesting and well presented! Many thanks! I wish you’d
shown it as part of a child theme modification, as I expect the next update
of the theme will overwrite those changes?
Thank you! I was struggling with this and had checked out so many
tutorials…your’s covered everything I needed and was straight to the
point! 🙂
what would be the correct resolution pixels to fit all in the background.
If im making a design on Photoshop want to correct dimensions so it fits
nicely with no repeat.
Just download “Background Manager plugin” and make life easier for
yourself. I hate editing codes
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thank you very much..it really help me a lot!!!
Very helpful thanks
how do i access the code part
@WordofMobile Glad you liked this video! I don’t have a tutorial for
exactly what you mentioned, but the transparency you’re seeing will be
controlled on your css stylesheet. You can use FireBug to discover exactly
what element needs changing and remove the opacity variable completely to
make the panel opaque. Check out the Firebug post under the “WordPress
How-To” section of my blog for more tips there. I do offer one-on-one
training if you’d like more help learning how to fix this 🙂
How do change only the homepage background?
@garudaeph to access the code you’ll need to open the .php file in a text
editor. You can use something as simple as notepad. The files are located
in your theme’s folder on your server under wp-content/themes/YOURTHEMENAME
what is that program
thanks good information and well presented
Thanks. I have a question. If I add a comment to someones blog, how do I
add a background color or image to my comments? Do you know, or anyone else
know? Thanks.
@MikeS3334 Glad the video was helpful! It shouldn’t actually matter if
you’re using a single or a double quote, so my guess is a simple syntax
error, but it’s hard to say what that might be, especially if it is picking
up the color you’ve specified. I could take a look at your source code for
you if you post your domain name 🙂
@DarkAssassin2097 well, the short answer is “yes” 🙂 you can add an image
to any theme, it’s just a matter of adapting the layout around it. I looked
at your theme, and assuming you want to add your image to the left of your
post content, all you’d need to do is replace the ‘background’ property of
the body in your CSS. You can always use the contact form on my blog if you
want to set up a coaching session and I can walk you through it 🙂
can i have a short video as a background
Nice tutorial to follow. We are creating WordPress tutorials ourselves.
Would you be interested in video answer? If so, we would be glad to give
you one.
Great video. Thanks for sharing