background images

how do i change the back ground images https://www.keytees.com

Why change them? Very nice LOL :P

Sorry, on a serious note, which background images do you mean?

/public_html/site.com/includes/templates/classic/css/

In your stylesheet.css look for your body selector:

body {
margin: 0;
font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 100%%;
color: #000000;
background-color: #FBFBFB;
background-image:url(imagepath);
background-repeat:no-repeat;
background-position:left top
}

Change background image here.

Before you even think about that, you are running zencart inside a frame. This will cause problems.

Reconsider your construction of this site. Zencart does not like frames (which are largely obsolete anyway).

Ah, I just noticed, at the top, there's an option to change backgrounds -
background Select :

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the very large ladies in the back ground and the 6 product boxes showing the ladies in bras trying to replace those images with my own

if this is not wise is there any other options before going to reconstruction of the site, like can i make them blank instead

I didn't even notice as I had my tongue out, but read what schoolboy wrote about having ZenCart in a frame.

Before you even think about that, you are running zencart inside a frame. This will cause problems.

Reconsider your construction of this site. Zencart does not like frames (which are largely obsolete anyway).

seriously green, zen cart in a frame, what does that mean

mrkp99:

seriously green, zen cart in a frame, what does that mean
Basically, it means you are running a website (Zen Cart) within another website.

If you're seriously green, I'd suggest to do the basic installation and stick to that to start with

Your domain is https://www.kaytees.com

At that URL, the home page is a frameset, rendering INSIDE the frame the following:

http://sofreeweb.com/keytees/

So, whoever set this up for you needs to be spanked! They clearly do not know what they are doing.

I think the culprit is sofreeweb.com

Your DOMAIN must be set up on a server in its own hosting space. You need to do a NS update pointing that domain to the hosting server.

Your zencart installation CANNOT be in a frameset system. This will result in session ID issues, and will probably render most payment modules problematic, as payment gateways are known to reject requests from framed sources.

Go to a decent host and have this set up properly.

By the way... all the images are resident in your template's images folder, as evidenced:

#styleSwitch li { float:left; cursor:pointer;  position:relative; overflow:hidden; }
.style1{  background:url(../images/bg1.jpg) #171312 top center no-repeat;}
.style2{  background:url(../images/bg2.jpg) #171312 top center no-repeat;}
.style3{  background:url(../images/bg3.jpg) #171312 top center no-repeat;}
.style4{  background:url(../images/bg4.jpg) #171312 top center no-repeat;}
.style5{  background:url(../images/bg5.jpg) #171312 top center no-repeat;}

And oh dear... a Template Monster template... I wish you lots of luck, and better buy a few boxes of Kleenex to wipe the tears you are likely to shed trying to get to grips with TM templates...

thanks for the info

wow, i paid some one to build me a site and they havent completed yet but now i see why. you all have been very helpful and thanks

Get your money back... The person who did this for you is a buffoon.

schoolboy:

Get your money back... The person who did this for you is a buffoon.
LOL :D

mrkp99, if like you say you are seriously green and DO want to have a Zen Cart site, most hosting companies provide an Auto Installer function (Fantastico or Installatron for example), if I were you I would start a seperate thread asking how to do that, and also recommended hosting for your area/country that has this function

Once installed you'll get all the support on here you could ever wish for, so no need to be scared about being green :wink: