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  • I’ve not used the theme myself. I believe the author is very good about helping with customizing – try posting on his site, or check through the posts already there, you may find something.

    Thread Starter behzad

    (@behzad)

    the authors says he only helps if he gets pay, any other suggestions would be really appreciated

    See http://flyingblonde.org

    – where I did the following using semiologic v2.1 (use your ftp program to TEMPORARILY change the permissions for the following files to writeable for everyone [someone help me here- it seems that is necessary if you use wordpress to edit the files…]):

    1. In canvas.css –

    #header
    {
    border-bottom: none;
    background: #FFFFFF url(/wp-images/flyingblondecraft.jpg) top left no-repeat;
    }

    2. In header.php (in the table with id="header") make sure the hieght is right for your image and add valign="top" to keep the admin menu at the top right of the page –

    <table id="header" class="canvas" height="205" >
    <tr align="top">
    <td id="admin_menu" align="right" valign="top">
    <?php if ( function_exists('sem_admin_menu') ) sem_admin_menu(); ?>
    </td>

    Many thanks to WordPress & Denis de Bernardy for such amazing resources. (PS I think thats all i did to make the image header work…)

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