"ProPhoto" > "Customize" > "Bio" > "Background"
If you haven’t already done so, you’ll want to check out our Bio area overview
Your ProPhoto Bio Area has two background options: the Main background, and optional Inner background. Your main background is the ‘deepest’ background layer and the inner background layer appears on top of the main background. The inner background layer is provided to insert images like the page turn effect seen here:
The main background is a strip of grey gradient tiled horizontally, while the inner background (shown in red) is the page turn image positioned in the upper right.
Both image types are able to span the full width of the site, and can even be tiled to your preference. Click “set image” to upload a new image, choose from a previously uploaded one or from among those used in the free starter designs. Using both background images can be used to create some flashy design effects. If you don’t want to upload an image you can choose a specific background color here as well.
An overview of all the settings provided when using a background image anywhere in ProPhoto. Add a custom border under your bio area to give some separation from the rest of your content. The bio background image is sometimes used in conjunction with other background images to create a seamless custom site border.See also:
Background Area Settings
Border Below Bio
Custom Site Border
"ProPhoto 4" > "Customize" > "Bio" > "Background"
If you haven’t already done so, you’ll want to check out our Bio area overview
Your ProPhoto Bio Area has two background options: Main and Inner backgrounds. Your main background is the ‘deepest’ background layer and the inner background layer appears on top of the main background. The inner background layer is provided to insert images like the page turn effect seen here:
The main background is a strip of grey gradient tiled horizontally, while the inner background (shown in red) is the page turn image positioned in the upper right.
Both image types are able to span the full width of the site, and can even be tiled to your preference. Using both background images can be used to create some flashy design effects. If you don’t want to upload an image you can choose a specific background color here as well.
An overview of all the settings provided when using a background image anywhere in ProPhoto. Add a custom border under your bio area to give some separation from the rest of your content. The bio background image is sometimes used in conjunction with other background images to create a seamless custom site border.See also:
Background Area Settings
Border Below Bio
Custom Site Border
"Appearance" > "P3 Customize" > "Bio" > "Background"
Your ProPhoto Bio Area has two background options: Main and Inner backgrounds. Your main background is the ‘deepest’ background layer and the inner background layer appears on top of the main background. The inner background layer is provided to insert images like the page turn effect seen here:
The main background is a strip of grey gradient tiled horizontally, while the inner background (shown in red) is the page turn image positioned in the upper right.
Both image types are able to span the full width of the site, and can even be tiled to your preference. Using both background images can be used to create some flashy design effects.
