It looks like there is something pretty seriously wrong with your images on your server, which doesn’t seem like a wordpress problem. For example, if I go here, where your header image should appear:
http://blog.rogomo.com/wp-content/themes/Mandingo/images/header.png
I get:
“The image “http://blog.rogomo.com/wp-content/themes/Mandingo/images/header.png” cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.”
Has anything else with your server changed, or maybe some problem with your .htaccess?
Actually, all of the files are in /blog/, so the file you’re looking for is here:
http://www.rogomo.com/blog/wp-content/themes/Mandingo/images/header.png
That said, nothing shows up, so I don’t know wha that means.
Nothing should have changed with the server as far as I am aware… thanks for your time and thoughts!
Steve
Edited to add: I think I may have just figured out the problem. Will test my theory and re-post if it works.
PROBLEM RESOLVED.
Some idiot (i.e., me) had changed my FTP upload settings to ASCII for something I had done the other day, and forgotten to change it back to Auto. When you mentioned that my images were screwed up, it suddenly dawned on me, so thanks!
Steve
If you already deleted (or renamed) the file ‘header-img.php‘ in the images-folder (because it removes the kubrick-gradient), this will also result in an absent header.
In WordPress 2.2 you can fix this by removing the following code in the page ‘header.php‘:
<?php wp_head(); ?>
This line calls the gradient function in the kubrick-header. Once you have removed it, the gradient will disappear as well.
Make sure your CSS catches up all the necessary graphic information to replace it with your personal header.
