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1. ack754
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   First off, Link;

   http://tatu54.com/wordpress/

   My title;

   "Cancer… And Other Stuff Called 'Life'"

   And, all the stuff to the right of the title;

   "Just another WordPress site"

   OK, got all of that out of the way. Underneath the Header picture it says 'Front Page." Underneath that is my comment.

   In that comment (or above it) is a small .GIF. That is fine right there as it is.

   What I would like to do is also place the same .gif right before the title, "Cancer… And Other Stuff Called 'Life'"

   I have tried using HTML to do that. Major Fail. Any ideas?

   Also, to the right of the title, where is says, "Just another WordPress site" is what I would like to delete. If I have to keep the 'WordPress' thing in there, I will. I just want to dress it up a bit more.

   If at all possible I want it removed, though.

   And, because this is my page, and I have seen this problem before, you may not see the .gif. Could you (whomever may answer) tell me if you do in fact see the .GIF or just a box with a broken link?

   That would also be helpful.

   I am hosting through Go Daddy so I am using their(?) default template. So this may be a problem that I may not have with other templates. I just haven't looked through them all yet.

   Yes, the BIG picture is mine. I was able to figure out how to replace the picture that came with it.

   I also see the picture. Do you?

   I can tell right now I am going to have a lot of questions, but will try to hold them down to one or two per post.

   Your help is great;y appreciated.

   Dale

2. esmi
   Theme Diva & Forum Moderator
   Posted 1 year ago #

   1. I can see the small gif using Firefox.

   2. To hide the "Just another WordPress site", edit style.css and add:

   #site-description {display:none}

   to the bottom of the file.

   3. To place the bull gif before the site title, upload it to the wp-content/themes/twentyten/images folder. Then edit style.css again and add:

   #site-title {
   background:url(images/Bull.gif) no-repeat left center;
   padding-left:60px;
   }

3. ack754
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Esmi,

   ooohhh....css. sigh.

   OK, I asked. Now I will see what I can do with it.

   Style sheets always bugged me for some reason. Now I have a reason to try a bit harder.

   And, thanks for the heads-up on being able to see the .GIF. I can remember starting out with HTML and placing images in a page and them not showing up. Reason no one was seeing them and I could was because the images were on my computer and I didn't upload them to a server so I could then 'point' to them for everyone else to see.

   Thanks for your help! Always appreciated.

   Dale

   edit: word spelling...

4. esmi
   Theme Diva & Forum Moderator
   Posted 1 year ago #

   No problem.

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