Try adding this to your css file. You can put it at the very end.
#logo a {display:block; text-indent:-9999px; height:100px; width:300px; background-image:url(###); background-repeat:no-repeat;}
### should refer be a link to your image. If it’s relative to the stylesheet it’ll be background-image:url(logo.jpg); for example. You can also put in the full path.
The height and width should be changed to match the dimensions of your logo. To float it right, add “float:right;” to the code.
This is all my css has in it:
/*
Theme Name: Ocean Mist
Theme URI:
Description: XHTML 1.1 valid theme with a flexible, elastic grid layout and fully customisable colour scheme.
Version: 2.0
Author: Ed Merritt
Author URI:
Tags: blue, custom header, custom colour scheme, elastic width, two columns, widgets, SEO friendly, accessible, default colour schemes,
*/
Any other suggestions? Should I put it in the header.php? at the end? What do you think?
Now I’m really confused. Where did you find these sheets? Do I have to add the logo code to all 4 style sheets? Or only the last one? After looking around, I do see mention of a background image in the default.css…do I put it there? Another question…how can I figure out which color value goes with which color?
Just paste it at the end of default.css.
Did you get this figured out?
Thanks for checking in. I managed to get the logo into the header but it messed up the text to the left of it. There is too much space between the 2 lines of text. http://hikingdenver.net.previewdns.com/
I’m a bit stuck
