Seamlessly Match the Colored Background Image onto the "Define Main Page" Area

[kobra]

You can style/add #indexDefault to the stylesheet and depending where the image sits maybe just making #indexDefault back ground color transparent might be enough

[cleverpork]

You can style/add #indexDefault to the stylesheet and depending where the image sits maybe just making #indexDefault back ground color transparent might be enough

I moved my image around a few times and used the following code, but couldn't get it to work just yet.

#indexDefault {

    background-color: transparent;

    }

I'll keep messing with it. Thanks for your help, though.

[cleverpork]

Just an update on how this has been solved (or I'm solving).

This may not be the best way to do it, but it's working.

I'm going into the stylesheet and since I'm not real adept at css I'm searching for " background-color" and then replacing the color with this code:

background-color: #transparent;

Seems to me there are about 5 items I had to add that to, thus far and it seems to have worked. I'm sure I can affect product pages and such this way as well.

Just thought I'd share how I'm working with this problem so others can glean.

Thanks for your help!

[rstevenson]

I've been known to go through a new-to-me stylesheet and change everything that has a defined colour to use a background colour of transparent, just to see what happens. It's easy to change back the few pieces that may need something else. (I usually just comment out the existing bg colour and add the transparent on a separate line; then it's easy to get back to what was there if needed.)

Rob