Continuous Background Behind Header

[davecfm 10]

Hi, Apologizes for starting a new thread but the old one was marked as "answered." ugh! I'm still trying to figure out how to make the background image continuous behind the header and the navigation. I dont want to see any white around the header logo or around the navigation and would like to continue the light blue canvas. I have set all my selectors to white and added the custom css code #page {background: transparent} without any luck Anything else I can try? Thanks, Dave www.farekitchen.com Sidenote: How do I comment on my own post without marking it as answered? Also, labeling incomplete but helpful responses as "rejected" seems like an ungrateful way to keep the thread open.

[Rob 547]

I thought Kastelic answered your previous post and that you seemed satisfied with the reply. Apologies. As for the solution, he gave you the Custom CSS to achieve your goal. Did you try it? Did it not work?

[davecfm 10]

Rangelone, Hi. I did try Kastelics recommendations (listed above) with no luck. I should mention; in "design control" I only changed the "basic layout colors" to white and not the text, borders, etc.. Kastelic mentioned changing "all" elements so I just wanted to clarify. Thanks Dave

[Rob 547]

Dave, may I suggest change all the basic layout colors and see how it goes. Experiment if you wish, to see how different ones apply to the background you seek to change.

[davecfm 10]

Hi Ranglone, I've tried changing the colors. It doesn't work. Thanks, Dave

[catrina 103]

What happens when you add the following CSS?:

#page-canvas {background: none;}

[davecfm 10]

Good evening Catrina! I tried adding....no luck. Anything else I could try? Thank you, Dave

[Kate 3]

Hey Dave, This CSS will do it:

#page-canvas{background:none !important;}
	#dynamic-content{background:#ffffff;}

You may need to "tweak" the nav

[davecfm 10]

Kate, Will you marry me? ; ) Seriously, thank you. That looks so much better. By tweak, do you mean place in a choke hold and punch in face repeatedly? I tried a few things but I cant seem to shake the white around the nav. Thanks a bunch, Dave

[kastelic 6]

#primary-nav {background:transparent !important}

[davecfm 10]

Hi Kastelic, I tried the code. No luck. I think it may be the individual links within the nav. Is it possible to make the individual links transparent, none, etc.. Thanks Dave

[catrina 103]

Yes, it is possible with this code:

ul#menu-primary li#menu-item {background: none;}