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Asked: 2026-06-16T00:55:49+00:00

I am currently working on a Rails App, and am able to get an

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I am currently working on a Rails App, and am able to get an image as the background of the home page. However, I placed the code in the homepage css file, but it is being applied to the application css file also. This is resulting in the image being the background for all pages in the app.

In a Rails 3.1+ app, how do I get the background image to only appear on the homepage?

I have tried to move the background image css block to a different css file, but it still applied across all pages.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Declare styles inline for the page you want, if you declare in CSS file and you link those files in several documents than obviously it will take the background image for the respective element

    Suppose it is like index.html

    <style>
body {
   background-image: url('#');
}
</style>

    Or simply declare a class and apply on that particular page

    .unique { /* In Your CSS File */
   background-image: url('#');
}

<body class="unique"></body>
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