Alter existing PHP code to stop over riding backgrounds

[fartnuts]

Hey guys!

 

This is driving me insane and I've done this dozens of times before and I know it's simple, but I can't seem to figure it out

 

I have the following piece of code in my WordPress theme set right now that when I add a custom background image to a post, it overrides the set custom image for the home page and rest of the site.

 

I need to fix it so that when I can set a background custom image for each post and it doesn't override any other set custom backgrounds.

 

Here's the code:

 

/* Add a custom bg if it exists */

<?php $homepage_bg = get_option_tree("default_bg");

if(get_custom_field('custom_background_image')) { ?>
    body {background: url('<?php echo get_custom_field('custom_background_image',true); ?>') top left fixed repeat;}
<?php } elseif (isset($homepage_bg[0])) { ?>
        body {background: url('<?php echo get_option_tree("default_bg"); ?>') top left fixed repeat;}
<?php } else {} ?>

<?php global $theme_options; ?>

 

Any thoughts?

 

Thanks to everyone in advance!

[NomadicJosh]

I am not sure I understand what you are trying to accomplish. If you are trying to set a different custom background image per post, then you might need to include code that pulls in the post id.