Background image/watermark on development server

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I’ve built a development server for the purpose of doing testing before
making changes to our production environment. Naturally, it has a URL
that differentiates it from our production server
(rt-devel.ourcompany.com vs. rt.ourcompany.com). However, in order to
further differentiate it so that there is absolutely no confusion, I
would like to place an image in the background that states something
along the lines of “RT Development Server” I’ve tried adding the
following to both body.css and main.css but it won’t show up:

body {background-image:
url(/usr/local/rt-3.6.1/share/html/devel-watermark.png);}

So my question is where I need to place the above code in order for it
to show up on every page and whether or not it is correct.

Thanks,
Mathew Snyder
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Mathew Snyder wrote:

I’ve built a development server for the purpose of doing testing before
making changes to our production environment. Naturally, it has a URL
that differentiates it from our production server
(rt-devel.ourcompany.com vs. rt.ourcompany.com). However, in order to
further differentiate it so that there is absolutely no confusion, I
would like to place an image in the background that states something
along the lines of “RT Development Server” I’ve tried adding the
following to both body.css and main.css but it won’t show up:

body {background-image:
url(/usr/local/rt-3.6.1/share/html/devel-watermark.png);}

So my question is where I need to place the above code in order for it
to show up on every page and whether or not it is correct.

Try something like this instead:

body {background-image:
url(/devel-watermark.png);}

(CSS files are processed by the client, so you gotta specify the path as
the client sees it.)

Jason