Please, let me know if I should add more info or anything to help solve this – bugging – problem ! 🙂
the image you have for your header is set as a background for #header, I guess.
if you want the header image clickable, take it off the background, and put the <img> tag in the header, surrounded by a link.
Seems you’ve done plenty of that already in your theme, so its not the HTML knowledge that you’re lacking.
You can also set a fixed width and height of your header image area to match the size of your background image on the a tag. That should work also.
Thank you both for your help.
In the header.php, I change my header url for :
<img src=”http://myheaderimage.jpg” width=”1024px” height=”980px”>
However, I’m not sure what to do with my CSS. If I remove the #header, my header doesn’t show up (duh).
Any idea ?
all you need to do is remove the background from the #header section in your css, that’s all.
you also need to surround your new image with an anchor tag, to make it into a link.
For Default/Kubrick Theme, this works:
From: http://codex.wordpress.org/Designing_Headers
You can use the method offered by the Theme’s author to make the entire WordPress Default/Kubrick Theme header clickable:
* Open header.php template file.
* Change from <div id=”header”> to:
<div id=”header” onclick=”location.href=’http://siteaddress/’;” style=”cursor: pointer;”>
Hi,
I just used the method for making your header clickable, but now my logo is in the middle! It was on the left.
My questions are:
– How can I get it back on the left
– Now my whole header is clickable, can i also anly make my logo clickable instead of the whole header?
I’m sorry I’m a dummy….
Thanks in advance!
* Open header.php template file.
* Change from <div id=”header”> to:
<div id=”header” onclick=”location.href=’http://siteaddress/’;” style=”cursor: pointer;”>
This the way to go. Thank you flapjacker