¶ Summary
A page can have a background, which can be an image, a single color, or another website.
For this example, you will use the image you uploaded earlier.
The url of it should still be in your clipboard. If not, return to the media manager and copy it.
¶ How to
- Paste the url of the image into the
Background image - URL/Color-field. - Next to it, in the
Type-field, selectimage(It's a dropdown menu that activates once you click on it). - In the first row, enter the width and the height of the image.
- The image is
1180pixels wide. - The image is
665pixels tall.
- The image is
- The image above shows the editor window after entering the proper values.
Note that the url is individual, and will not match the one in the screenshot. - Click on the
Save-icon in the upper left corner - Finally, click on the
Preview-button next to it. This will open a new window, and show what the device screen would look like with the resolutions of this new window. Feel free to resize this window, and see how the background behaves.
¶ CAUTION
Editing the config in multiple browser-tabs is strongly discouraged. Opening a config in a tab stores its current state, and editing/saving it in another tab does not refresh the first tab.
In essence, doing this will cause you two have to separate version of the same config, each overwriting the other when clicking on 'Save' in its tab.
It is, however, perfectly fine to use a second tab for read-only-purposes, e.g. to go to another config and see how they specified something.