Use CSS to Remove Header from Specific Page & Remove Top Page Selections

I created the child theme folder and files per the instructions on the link you gave me. How do I confirm they are working? I don’t see any difference.

I created the styles.css and the functions.php files and I put in the same information as referenced in the documentation other than making changes because I use the twentytwelve theme and not the twentythirteen.

Also, do you know the css code to remove the header from a specific page? When I enter the code I have found online, it doesn’t see to work. Either on the main style.css file or the child.

This is the example I found:

.page-id-48 #branding { display:none; }

And according to the information I found, my page id is 131. I found that by changing the theme permalinks to defaults and it read http://www.pureheavencotons.com/?page_id=131 for the Guest Book page.

Thanks you for the help!

Sorry Admin, I wasn’t trying to ‘bump’ the post. I was just asking if there was anyone else that might be able to help. I have dug around multiple forum posts and seen suggestions that say they work, but even after modifying them for my page they don’t work.

I actually did hire someone to do the work and that is my problem, They did it, but they didn’t do it correctly (a child theme) and now I can’t get them to respond to me to apply the fixes or tell me the code so I can apply it in the child theme that I created thanks to information supplied by WPyogi.

It’s not that I am in a hurry, it just doesn’t seem that there are many people that help out other than a few volunteer moderators and of course you that thought I was ‘bumping’ my post.

I also separated my questions into two posts and still no replies. Wish I knew more about css and php!

I’ll check into trying to find someone else to pay that hopefully will do it correctly and not just take my money and run. I don’t know what it is about web designers that seem to be extremely flaky when it comes to doing work they are paid to do.

So once again, sorry if you thought I was trying to bump my post, that wasn’t the intent.

Unfortunately I have tried that and it doesn’t work. I read somewhere that it might be because of Jetpack and the way it formats the code with specific body something.

I added that code to the styles.css and refreashed the page and the header is still there.

I do. I created it per the instructions on the child theme page. I created a twentytwelve-child directory and inside I added a styles.css file and I enabled the child theme as the theme to use. The style.css file looks like this:

/*
 Theme Name:     Twenty Twelve Child
 Theme URI:      http://wordpress.org/themes/twentytwelve
 Description:    Twenty Twelve Child Theme
 Author:         Mitchell Tuckness
 Author URI:     http://wordpress.org/themes/twentytwelve
 Template:       twentytwelve
 Version:        1.0.0
*/

@import url("../twentytwelve/style.css");

/* =Theme customization starts here
-------------------------------------------------------------- */
	<style type="text/css" id="custom-background-css">
body.custom-background { background-color: #ffffff; background-image: url('http://www.pureheavencotons.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/pureheaven-background-new.jpg'); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: top center; background-attachment: scroll; }
</style>

.page-id-131 img.header-image {
        display: none;
        }

And I know it is pulling the info from the stle.css file because it loads the background image and also, if I put this code in it, it removes all the headers from all the pages:

img.header-image {
display: none;
}

I did activate it 🙂

I have that code in there so it puts the costume background in, if not it is just white.