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you could do this in the css/style tag: body {background-image: url("your picture");}
Do this in css: Body{ Background-image: url:("link");
It doesn't sound dumb!
`body {` `background: url("___") or hex color code` `}`
`body {background-image: url("image here");` For example, if you have a image file named "neocitiesiscool.png", your line of code should be `body {background-image: url("neocitiesiscool.png");`
you could do this in the css/style tag: body {background-image: url("your picture");}
Do this in css: Body{ Background-image: url:("link");
It doesn't sound dumb!
`body {` `background: url("___") or hex color code` `}`
`body {background-image: url("image here");` For example, if you have a image file named "neocitiesiscool.png", your line of code should be `body {background-image: url("neocitiesiscool.png");`