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You need to have images for backgrounds. In my example, I used wood that I'd digitally scanned into the computer. (Using a scanner creates better-quality images if the source is reasonably flat.) I started with three scans. I had two samples of wood (one was not real wood, but a laminate product) that I scanned. The scans I liked best were the scans of some teak I had. I adjusted the color balance to bring out the grain some, but otherwise the scans were usable without serious editing. My theme has seven general wood images:
It was necessary to work with about 16 CSS files, adding the background-image attribute lines. |
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