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JordanKH

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  1. THANK YOU! You're an angel.
  2. Ok now I have used this code from @iamdavehart in settings > advanced > code injection, which has done exactly what I wanted, putting the image behind the header / nav bar but it also puts it on top of each new section. This only really effects my home page and I have been able to just upload a blank colour image as the background to cover it but if anyone knows how I can tweak it to just sit at the top of the page and not repeat for each section, that would be amazing. Screenshot of the image from the code sitting in the top of my CTA section. <style> article div.section-background::before { content:''; display:block; position:absolute; top:0; width:100%; height:100px; background-size:fill; background-image:url(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5e32931712ec0c6954f3edb0/t/61fcc321f312f47abecd8552/1643954979555/header-background-image-150high.png); } </style>
  3. Site URL: https://www.sextalkwithjordan.com/ Hi Is there a way to set an image as the background for the site header / navigation? I have a blog on 7.1 and so far the only thing I can figure out is to add a blank section at the top of the page (w/ a spacer bar in it) and set the background to the picture I want so it bleeds up into the navigation but that also makes the spacing a little weird and then there is no way to then do this to the blog category pages that are linked in my navigation or the individual blog post page. I feel like I am missing something simple here. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! https://www.sextalkwithjordan.com/ Blog category page with no header nav background image Homepage with "blank" section with background image, this is (pretty much) how I want it site wide. Ideally the spacing would be better.
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