Per page background styling

[ROBIN]

I know there is a post about how to do this in the Forum.  I have used it tons, however the search the forum option is not working.
 
How can I remove a sitewide background from just one page? 

Here is the code I used

.single #page-134 .background {display:blue;}

Here is the link http://thegoodspray.net/contact-us/

[Weaver]

The CSS display is not about a color. Perhaps you meant display:none;

[ROBIN]

That is what I meant, but it isn’t working.  I have it in the custom CSS rules.  I have the right page id, but the background image of bubbles still shows.  Do I have the rest of the CSS code correct?

[Weaver]

Probably the rule should be:

.single #page-134 {background:none;}

[scrambler]

1- Use the guide site for tutorials 🙂
https://guide.weavertheme.com/targeting-specific-pages-or-devices-for-styling-attributes-like-bg-image/

2- What background exactly are you trying on the image you linked to?
Because I dont see any background image on that page.

3- The page class is  .page-id-134   NOT #page-134
Why do you have .single in your rule, the link you gave us is not a single post page
display:blue does not make any sense.
display:none would if appied to a background-image but as I said I dont see any on that page

[ROBIN]

Thanks so much for your answers.  

I got the .single by trying to follow something in the tutorials.  Stab in the dark, sorry about that. 

I still have bubbles on the background of the wrapper.  The page is white, but the bubbles are on the sides. 

I want to remove the site wide background in the wrapper from one page only.
 
 I should have been more clear in my question.  I am a little rusty.  

Thanks for being so willing to help.  

[scrambler]

The bubble background image is not on the wrapper but on the container.
So the rule would be
#page-id-134 #container {background-image:none;}

.page-id-134 #container {background-image:none;}

[ROBIN]

Thank you very much.  It didn’t work when I put it into the overall CSS Custom area, but it worked great in the per page area, once I took the pageID off

I sure appreciate your help.

[scrambler]

Sorry I had a Typo, the page id is a class, so it needs a dot not a #

The rule for the global CSS rule, box was

.page-id-134 #container {background-image:none;}

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