I'd like guidance on setting a background for the top of our site, test.chigov.com .

Formerly, using the template Responsive v 2.2.3 on our site chigov.com, we could simulate our banner logo spanning the width of the page by setting a background via custom CSS thus:

body {background-image: url(test.chigov.com/images/chigov_topstripe.jpg); background-repeat: repeat-x; background-position: top;}

(See chigov.com .)

We haven't been able to replicate this on our test site (test.chigov.com) with the Responsive2 template.

We have the logo banner displayed in position Top1, and have tried substituting "body" in the above CSS code with [ID] [element], using various combinations of:

ID: #topwrap, #top1, [no ID]

element: div.clearfix, div.zen-container, div.zen-row, div.zen-spotlight, div.module-inner

No combination of these works. Can you suggest a way to effect the background?

Jim Nanczek

Hi Jim,

#topwrap {
background-image: url(/../images/chigov_topstripe.jpg); background-repeat: repeat-x; background-position: top;}
}

It needs tweaking image wise I think

Cheers
Paul

It totally works, Paul, thanks. Thought I'd tried that.

Jim

No problem

Cheers
Paul