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1. goodnews1
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   I have WordPress 2.3.3, and I redesigned my blog to match my website. I successfully deleted the gray and white border around the header (Default theme) by clicking on:
   Presentation
   Stylesheet (or header?)

   However, the borders reappeared when I later updated the header image and color by clicking on:
   Presentation
   Header Image and Color
   Update Header

   So, I tried to re-delete the borders this time by going onto my server:
   Blog
   wp-content
   themes
   default
   images (or header?)
   header

   And, I successfully deleted the border top, bottom, and right, but not the left. You can see the problem here: http://www.jesussaidfollowme.org/blog/ So, do you know how to delete that left border?

   Also, do you know how to move the header up to the top of the screen?

   Thank you for your help,

   Greg

2. chaoskaizer
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   I have WordPress 2.3.3, and I redesigned my blog to match my website. I successfully deleted the gray and white border around the header (Default theme) ...
   And, I successfully deleted the border top, bottom, and right, but not the left. You can see the problem here: http://www.jesussaidfollowme.org/blog/ So, do you know how to delete that left border? ...

   Actually there is no border. Those header/border that you see is a background image from kubrick default banner (& its automatically generated).

   Here's what you should do

   Find in header.php.
   

   <div id="header">
   	<div id="headerimg"><border="none">
   		<h1> ... JesusSaidFollowMe Blog ... </h1>
   		<div class="description"> .... </div>
   	</border="none"></div>
   </div>

   Remove the invalid <border> tag.
   

   <div id="header">
   	<div id="headerimg">
   		<h1> ... JesusSaidFollowMe Blog ... </h1>
   		<div class="description"> .... </div>
   	</div>
   </div>

   Then edit your theme's style.css add the following code
   

   #header{background-image:none !important; background-color:#669 !important}

3. goodnews1
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   chaoskaizer,

   Thanks so much! Mission accomplished.

   Do you know how to move the header image to the top of the browser, so that no gray background shows?

   Also, I want to change my gray background to f2f2f2 to match the rest of my website. But, when I insert it in...

   style.css
   body
   background

   ...it doesn't work. Any ideas there?

   Thanks again for your help,

   Greg

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