on a theme that has a default background image.
The onus is on the theme to omit the default background-image from style.css,
to allow the user to remove the default background image. Or, the theme can
specify a background-image for the body selector, as long as they then zero
it out for body.custom-background, like so:
{{{
body {
background-image: url( ... );
}
body.custom-background {
background-image: none;
}
}}}
This allows the theme to be compatible with the custom background feature
but also gracefully degrade if the background feature is disabled.
This is the same behavior as 3.3; setting a default image has simply been
made more prominent in 3.4. Reverts [21013], also parts of [21001].
see #20448 for change and discussion history.
see #20132, which will now be marked as invalid.
Also, per previous changes in #20448, the custom-background class should not
be shown when only a default color is in use.
fixes#20448.
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