hi, I’m asking for help to solve this inconvenient when I try to replace the default wallpapers in newtab page.
Fist of all I’m using the developer Firefox version that use beta version to do this.

I have activated this preference in about:config page:

browser.newtabpage.activity-stream.newtabWallpapers.enabled to true

after that I replaced the wallpapers thumbnails successfully with the next code:

/* Miniaturas de wallpapers */

/* Dark */

.wallpaper-input.dark-landscape { background-image: url("../newtab/wallpaper-dark.png") !important; }

.wallpaper-input.dark-panda { background-image: url("../newtab/wallpaper-dark2.png") !important; }

.wallpaper-input.dark-color { background-image: url("../newtab/wallpaper-dark3.png") !important; }

.wallpaper-input.dark-sky { background-image: url("../newtab/wallpaper-dark4.png") !important; }

.wallpaper-input.dark-mountain { background-image: url("../newtab/wallpaper-dark5.png") !important; }

.wallpaper-input.dark-beach { background-image: url("../newtab/wallpaper-dark6.png") !important; }

but when I try to replace the wallpaper for the first image in newtab page it don’t work with the path I used to use, for example this code:

body:has(#dark-landscape[aria-checked="true"]){
--newtab-wallpaper-dark: url("../newtab/wallpaper-dark.png") !important;
    }

and only works when I use a url for the new image like this:

body:has(#dark-landscape[aria-checked="true"]){
--newtab-wallpaper-dark: url(https://i.imgur.com/It1Ugaa.png) !important;
}

so I wonder if is my mistake or is a Firefox bug, or maybe there is a trick to solve it? cause I would like to use local images and not urls.

  • Godie@lemmy.worldOP
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    6 months ago

    ooh, thanks for the explanation, I’m sure I understand better how this works. 💙