1.
in header.php, there should be the title tag <title> with some code following;
check this.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Search_Engine_Optimization_for_WordPress
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_title
if you are using a seo plugin, this might interfere.
2.
there is indeed a fixed height;
in style.css
#top {height:101px; margin:0 auto 22px 0; overflow:hidden;}
remove height:101px;
Hey there, thanks for replying.
What I did to fix my title problem was to replace <title><?php bloginfo(‘name’); wp_title(); ?></title> with <title><?php wp_title(”); ?></title>.
As for problem 2.
Removing height:101px did removed the limit. but the alignment is off. How do I adjust the background so that it appears below the header?
Im guessing that the problem is due to the background being a single image on it’s own. is it?
k a little update.
I was right. the background is a single image, thus explaining why the author inserted a limit for the header.
(img can be seen here)
So I’m thinking like I create 2 seperate images for it. But I don’t know how to insert them into the style.css
Any ideas?
the background issue seems quite complicated –
i personally would try and add a matching background with rounded corners to the textwidget at the top right.
Do you know how can I set the content to start from a certain point?
i think this was done before by setting a fixed height for #top
i.e. in the style which you edited:
#top {height:101px; margin:0 auto 22px 0; overflow:hidden;}
oh yes, silly me :p
I sort of have an idea of how to fix my problem already.
Thank you for replying! 🙂
