Just to aa to the discussion, you don’t actually need to include the url(none) bit. Just like this would do:
#header-menu {
background: #070707;
}
In fact, this way is better since then the browser won’t go and try to look for the background image at none as URL, which it obviously won’t find it.
I created a child theme and once I activated that, the custom css plugin no longer seemed to work properly. So thank you for pointing out the Custom CSS in the Graphene Options menu. I was wondering why my custom css plugin changes were having no affect. Was near the point of extreme frustration this morning until I read your reply. The same changes worked perfectly in the Custom CSS in the Graphene Options menu.
Also removed the background-url-none from the code in the custom css so that it does not look for the background image.
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