hi kellyputty. The WordPress default theme uses function kubrick_head()in functions.php to set the header colors. This function overides the style.css.
try commenting the call to <?php wp_head(); ?> in your header.php
!better first copy your theme to another directory first because the default theme is the one WordPress falls back to when some template is not found.
in the themes function.php i commented out the following
function kubrick_head() {
$head = “<style type=’text/css’>\n<!–“;
$output = ”;
//if ( kubrick_header_image() ) {
//$url = kubrick_header_image_url() ;
//$output .= “#header { background: url(‘$url’) no-repeat bottom center; }\n”;
//}
//if ( false !== ( $color = kubrick_header_color() ) ) {
//$output .= “#headerimg h1 a, #headerimg h1 a:visited, #headerimg .description { color: $color; }\n”;
//}
//if ( false !== ( $display = kubrick_header_display() ) ) {
//$output .= “#headerimg { display: $display }\n”;
//}
$foot = “–></style>\n”;
if ( ” != $output )
echo $head . $output . $foot;
}
//add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘kubrick_head’);
function kubrick_header_image() {
//return apply_filters(‘kubrick_header_image’, get_settings(‘kubrick_header_image’));
}
That worked! Thanks for the insight.
Ah, this fixed it for me too!
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