Hello, we have a theme made by modifying the standard blue theme. A previous employee changed the background to grey and I would like to insert an image we have designed instead but I cannot seem to find the right file to edit in order to do this. Can someone point me in the right direction?
http://moodle.prairie.edu/moodle/
You need to look in the css file, and find the following code...
I think you will find this works.
Mary
body {
background-color:#A7A9AC !important;
}
The alpha numeric code is the color code for the grey background.
To add an image you need to replace the above code with the code I have written below, substituting your image name where I have written background-image.gif (making sure you have saved it into the pix folder furst).
The alpha numeric code is the color code for the grey background.
To add an image you need to replace the above code with the code I have written below, substituting your image name where I have written background-image.gif (making sure you have saved it into the pix folder furst).
body {
background: url(pix/background-image.gif) repeat scroll;
}
Mary
Thats what I figured, I should have been more specific. I am having trouble locating precisely css file it is in. I tried searching through each file in dreamweaver but was unable to locate it...
There is only one css file in srtandard blue. Its called gradient.css
Sorry I was rushing when I posted that last reply.
If the css mark-up for that particular element is not in the gradients.css then you will have to add it in. It's best if you add it to the bottom of the css file then it will over-ride any other reference to it that you might have missed.
Get back to me if you get stuck.
Mary
If the css mark-up for that particular element is not in the gradients.css then you will have to add it in. It's best if you add it to the bottom of the css file then it will over-ride any other reference to it that you might have missed.
Get back to me if you get stuck.
Mary
I'm adding a screenshot of your site when I viewed it just now in FireFox using the FireBug add-on. You can see that the CSS is in your site's CSS. To find out which css is the default, look in you theme's config.php file. It should say at the top which stylesheets are being named. I'm guessing it's gradients.css but your previous webmaster may have renamed the css file. It's probably called something like styles_color.css which you should still find in your theme's folder. The color code may well be written another way something like...
body {
background-color: rgb(167,169,172) !important;
}
Anyway here's the screenshot...
That worked great, thank you!