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Can you paste the code of your header.php file? It must be pointing directly to the image rather than the variable – which theme are you using?
Where and how can I see that code? As of now, there is a photo in my header which I want to replace by an image which is a logo: http://www.daerr.us
Here is the path to the new logo: http://daerr.us/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/logo.jpg
In your WordPress admin, go to Appearance -> Editor
On the right side, select Header (header.php)
Copy the contents and paste here.
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Hi,
Well the code appears to be fine – I just tried the theme on my WordPress site and it worked.
Have you updated to the latest versions? Go to Dashboard -> Updates then update your WordPress and update the theme.
If that doesn’t help then I could log in for you and work out what’s wrong – if you’re OK with me doing that?
R
your new logo reached the header:
<img src="http://daerr.us/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/logo.jpg" width="1000" height="288" alt="" />
however, this section is commented so it does not show, and is replaced by an image slider code – and the way to add new images to the slider might be totally different;
– please paste the code of header.php into a http://pastebin.com/ and post the link to it here.
btw:
please do not edit Twenty Eleven directly – create a child theme first http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes to make the edits in there.
it is important to have an unedited default theme Twenty Eleven in case of problems. also, customisations to the theme directly will be overwritten with the next upgrade of your wordpress version.
