Are you sure that's the way it looks? On FAQ, they say that the codes have to be exactly the same in order to work properly... weird. How did the '1's get in there anyway?
So for every time there is a "1", erase it? I have done that, now I don't see any image. I don't know if it's because of the computer I'm on or not. I know that sometimes it doesn't show up for a bit.
I also 'refreshed' the page but it still didn't come up.
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GLOBAL_HEAD1=
<1style type="text/css">
1!--
body {
background-image: url("Image location") !important;
background-attachment: fixed !important;
}
-->
1/style>
1=GLOBAL_HEAD
hope it doesnt come out looking fucked up...
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except the one before style, where I didn't erase the
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In my overrides all the "1" are "<".
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I also 'refreshed' the page but it still didn't come up.
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also instead of ""image location"" you should put in your image location, so in my case it says " http://a244.g.akamaitech.net/7/244/34/8b54d539165bb4/tlc.discovery.com/convergence/humanface/articles/gallery/hf_mask_2b.jpg ".
If that doesn't help then you might find this site usefull. That's where I figured out how to do mine.
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