I've found a picture that I could use for the background of my website. The photo I found on google was labeled for reuse with modification. The problem with this picture is that on the top left hand corner, there's a text saying "twitround" and in order to remove that, I used Adobe Photoshop to do so.
On photoshop, I did "alt-click" to select the area I want to clone. Then, I clicked the clone stamp tool and apply it over "twitround" to cover it.
Back on weebly, when I wanted to edit the background, on the top right hand corner, an "edit HTML/CSS" tab pops up. I clicked on it and the tabs now show "HTML, CSS, Files, Preview, Help".
As I want to add my photoshopped background file into my website, I clicked file and uploaded that image. After, I clicked the "CSS" tab I typed in the file name of that image, which is "indian-summer.jpg" next to where it said "background".
Now, my background will be the one I photoshopped for my website.
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