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how do I create a theme so the background image is watermark?

 
 
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how do I create a theme so the background image is watermark?
 
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If you are using a theme - Modify the Theme to add the "watermark" style:
Format | Theme | Modify/Customize | Text - select More Text Styles
Select the body tag and then Modify | Border | Shading and select
Repeat - select no-repeat
Attachment - select fixed
Vertical Position - select center
Horizontal Position - select center
OK|OK|OK|OK & Save As a new theme name


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