Hi amber
Find #header .wrap in your style.css file. Give it a height of 155px to match the #header height. Change the width to the width of your banner image and set the banner image as the background. Anbd let us know what happens;)
John
Thanks John!
I followed your directions. However, if you look at it now the original lettering is on top of the banner and logo, and the red background behind the banner isn’t showing. I double checked the original size of the image and it’s 980 X 155. On the original blog it’s fine, but on the new blog it’s stretched out and repeating also.
It looks as though you applied the background image to the #header rule and not the #header .wrap rule. You probably will have to change the rule to no-repeat.
I had a look at the image you were using and see that it is a jpg. It will have to be a png for the background to show through the transparent areas.
Sorry amber I’ve just had a look at the original site and using the jpeg image will be fine. I had assumed that you wanted the red background to show throgh the ‘fretwork’
I appreciate your help! Unfortunately, I have tried everything including putting the link in every single place for a URL. It either pops into the same spot(and looks the same) or it doesn’t show up at all. Part of the problem is that the code is all together with no spaces, so it’s hard to see what is what.