[LZera]

Hi Susan,

No, I have not been able to resolve this, so any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[LZera]

Whoa, the other pages (sub-menu pages) work now, too. Weird that they didn't at first, and I didn't change anything, but I won't complain!

Again, thanks for all the help!

[LZera]

Success! That rocks, thank you, thank you!

Am I overstaying my welcome if I ask for help with the sub-menu pages?

I tried repeating that code with the other page ids but it didn't work; my guess is that it needs some kind of reference to both parent page and sub page.

[LZera]

I'd tried it before with the } but then had wondered if I had one too many at the very end of the stylesheet; however, it didn't work either way. Have now inserted it before Media Queries, but argh, still nothing.

[LZera]

Hi Genesis Develop,
It looks like that plug-in handles the whole background of the site, whereas I'm trying to manipulate the background banner image (the daisies image on my site).

Badlywired, I've added your code back in. I will also want to make the same change for the sub-menus under this page, so would I just add the same code again, with each specific page id? Thanks for troubleshooting, I appreciate it.

[LZera]

Hi,
I inserted that code at the end of the style.css and nothing happened. I also tried the code below (a snippet I found on one of the posts that Brad linked to above earlier):

.page-id-15146 .site-header {
background: url("http://laurazera.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/header-two.png") no-repeat scroll 0 0 transparent;
}

I also found this info in one of the posts, which I'm thinking may be the problem: "Note: If you added your header image using the Custom Header uploader under the Appearance menu in your dashboard, it will display site wide therefore you will need to remove it conditionally on the pages you want to add a different header using CSS code..."

I'm not sure how to remove it conditionally on the page to try this.

[LZera]

Thanks, you guys. I'll definitely try the (easier) plugin first, but appreciate having a back-up solution. Cheers!

[LZera]

Hi Badlywired,

Thanks for jumping in here. My knowledge of web dev is novice, so let me make sure I'm following. Now that I have the page ID and image URL, I want to insert this line of code:

body.page-id-15146 { background-image: url(“http://laurazera.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/header-two.png”) }

Where in the css do I insert this?

[LZera]

Hi Brad,

Thank you. This is definitely getting me on the right track. There's a 4th scenario that I'm looking for, though, and that is:
DISPLAY DEFAULT IMAGE ON FRONT PAGE AND ALL OTHER PAGES & 2ND IMAGE ON ONE SPECIFIC PAGE

I tried to jury rig it by using the default image as the third image, but that ended up giving me a double (stacked) default image on the home page.

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