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chat how does one make an image their surface/bg
/* formatting this so you can just copy paste without having to sort through to delete me yapping _ anyways!! */
#page { background: url(LinkToImageHere.png)!important; } /* the div used for your bg doesn't have a class from what I could find, so you have to use the id (page) and the id selector for this. also do not remove the !important thing!! in the default css the background already has a set style, so you need to override it and using this method is the best way I know how. You may also be able to just put url(link) in the box in settings without actually messing with the css, but I haven't tested images with variables (which is what the default css for this uses) so I went with re-writing the css entirely via !important */
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Oh!! I didn't realize it works without the !important tag (if that's what you're saying, i think) lkjasgdlkj whenever there's a site like this with already set css but allows for it to be customized (i.e. bundlrs.cc sites for example), I usually use the inspect tool to see how the thing I want to edit is referred to in the code, and if the property I want to change has already been specified, I've learned that in most cases it won't work unless you use !important. Apparently I didn't understand it fully if this works without it! Gonna have to look into that and brush up bc I don't understand it as well as I thought I did lmao
woah okay tech wizard slow down /j i'm using url() right now and have been since minutes after i got a response on this question, so it works. but what's the difference between the long lines of code you just gave me and url() ? Does it allow me to add or change properties, like locking it in place, or is it just the same thing but fancy?
m sorry if the answer is obvious, i'm trying to learn css but i might have the brain capacity of a wet paper towel