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thx<br />
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I liked the second one, too.
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Is there a way to force the background to be a certain color based on the name of the page that loads in?<br />
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I am in a master page / content page relationship, so the jQuery will go in the master page and be invoked when a content page of a certain name is loading the master page.<br />
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Or, I can probably queue off of some unique tag name that is only on that page.<br />
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EDIT: &nbsp;Upon further contemplation of the matter, it may be the background-image that I want to change to NOT use an image as well.
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Is there a way to force the background to be a certain color based on the name of the page that loads in?

I am in a master page / content page relationship, so the jQuery will go in the master page and be invoked when a content page of a certain name is loading the master page.

Or, I can probably queue off of some unique tag name that is only on that page.


EDIT:  Upon further contemplation of the matter, it may be the background-image that I want to change to NOT use an image as well.

Force background color

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