Is this the correct way to overwrite a css background image with a solid color?
css
Solution
No. To remove a background image, use `background-image:none`
Problem
I have a default css sheet that uses an image for the background but for the mobile version of the site I want to overwrite the image with a solid color. My default style sheet looks like this: ``` background-image: url('../img/gray_hash.png'); ``` My current CSS file looks like this: ``` background-image: url(''); background-color: #ffffff; !important; ``` Is this the correct way to do it? If I simply add a background color the image seems to take priority.