Goal: apply a uniform #f6f6f6 background to all products in the Capital theme without editing each item individually.
Diagnosis: One responder inspected the linked site and concluded the “background” is part of the product images themselves. To achieve #f6f6f6 consistently, the product photos must be edited (e.g., in Photoshop) to replace their image-background color. Code changes won’t alter pixels baked into images.
Alternative suggestion: Another responder proposed a CSS change (Online Store → Theme → Edit code → theme.css/base.css) adding a selector to set background-color: #f6f6f6 !important for a product/page wrapper. This would affect the container background, not the image contents.
Media: A screenshot compares the desired left-side background vs the current right-side background, central to understanding the request.
Status: No confirmation from the original poster; the thread remains open. Key unresolved point: whether the goal is changing the product image’s own background (requires image editing) or only the page/container background (can be styled via CSS).
Summarized with AI on December 11.
AI used: gpt-5.
How can I change the background of my products to #f6f6f6 all at once instead of doing it one by one manually? Referring to the image, currently, my products are the background on the right and I want it all to be the background on the left.
We’ve checked your site, and the problem isn’t your website’s code; it’s the background color of your actual product images.
To get the consistent #f6f6f6 look, you must edit your product photos directly in an image editor (like Photoshop) and replace the current background with that specific color.
Trying to fix this with code is not the right approach, as the background you’re seeing is part of the image file itself.