In other words: The reason the backgrounds are gone is that you started with an accessibility theme, so youвЂ™re getting all the accessibility side effects. IвЂ™ll better remove background images, textured backgrounds, watermarks, and any other content that would interfere with the primary content. Or theyвЂ™ll ask вЂњShould I show overlapping content ( SPI_GETВDISABLEВOVERLAPPEDВCONTENT)?вЂќ and the operating system will say вЂњNope.вЂќ and applications will say, вЂњOh, sorry. And since it is a high contrast theme, applications will ask, вЂњIs a high contrast theme active ( SPI_GETВHIGHВCONTRAST)?вЂќ, and the operating system will say вЂњYupвЂќ. Personally, I think their new theme looks hideous, with garish colors everywhere, but hey, Hot Dog Stand is a thing, so who am I to say.ДЄnyway, the reason that Internet Explorer doesnвЂ™t show Web page background images is that you are using a high contrast theme, albeit one that maybe doesnвЂ™t have as much contrast as originally intended. In the attachment, the customer explained that the default is so plain, so they took the High Contrast theme and made it more colorful. This sounds like a customer is tinkering around doing some personalization, and now theyвЂ™re using their вЂњunlimited supportвЂќ contract to get some help to get their super-l33t theme to look even more awesome. How can we fix this? Details from the customer are attached.

For example, Internet Explorer doesnвЂ™t show Web page background images. Our customer has created a custom theme by editing one of the standard High Contrast themes, but it doesnвЂ™t seem to be working quite right. A customer liaison sent a question to the shell team.

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