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    (@senzaventoit)


    Hi everybody!
    I’m using Greyzed theme for my blog. It’s pretty cool!
    Now, I would like to modify the “header image”, using a personal one.
    Could you suggest how to proceed, please? I tried more and more changing both “header.php” and “header-img.php” codes, but I reached no results.
    I am ready to use a good plugin to solve the issue, if it really exists…
    Thanks a lot 😉
    Ciao!

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  • Another header question… I can successfully upload a theme, then I uploaded a custom header, but it doesn’t replace the “My Blog” and “another wordpress site” words that were automatically there when I installed WordPress.

    I tried removing the header, and on the header page, the box is completely blank. But when I load the header again, and hit preview, still shows “My Blog” and “another wordpress site” in addition to my uploaded header.

    How do I make that go away? Thanks!

    http://www.cakesbythecupblog.com

    Figured it out. Finally got the right thing typed into forum search engine and got an answer. Thanks!

    Thread Starter senzavento.it

    (@senzaventoit)

    Hi mydanblog,
    thanks for your answer 🙂
    I tried to modify my CSS file as follows.

    1) In a first time, I add your suggested file, modifying the default one, as it appeared in “structure” of CSS:

    #header {
    margin: 0px;
    padding: 0;
    height: 260px;
    width: 1054px;
    color: #000;
    }

    Result: Forget about it! It doesn’t work 🙁

    2) Then I add your file, modifying the default one, as it appeared in a part of “Typography & Colors” of CSS:

    #header .description {
    font-size: 1.4em;
    padding: 0 0 0 39px;
    font-weight: bold;
    }

    Result: Forget about it! It doesn’t work 🙁

    Maybe I have to change this?
    h1, h1 a, h1 a:hover, h1 a:visited, #header .description {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #000;
    }

    I am always ready to upload a Plugin to solve this damned issue… If it really exists!
    Please, let me know your opinion about that.
    Thanks a lot.
    Ciao ^__^

    Stay with it, Senzavento, you will get it. I have successfully installed the greyzed theme and changed the header image on my test site.

    All I did was to upload the image that I wanted to my
    /wp-content/themes/greyzed/images/ directory.

    Then, I went into my style.css file and I changed this:

    #header {
    	margin: 0px;
    	padding: 0;
    	height: 260px;
    	width: 1054px;
    	color: #000;
    	}

    To This:

    #header {
    	margin: 0px;
    	padding: 0;
    	height: 260px;
    	width: 1054px;
    	color: #000;
             background: url('images/YOUR_IMAGE_FILE_NAME_HERE') top center no-repeat;
    	}

    Make sure to include the .jpg or .png or similar extension to your filename.

    Hello, I too am having problems and this looks like the thread to get great help. If I figure it out, maybe I can help out as well. My site is http://www.frankfactor.net. I also added my image, “url(images/logo_merged_layers.jpg)” into my header which originally did not have an image. Now it is all catterwonky!How do I get the image to ride ontop of my blue background without the annoying white border, then how do I get it to be above my site summary statement and not smack dab right on top of that (code below).

    [Moderated: Too much code – Please add your code to a service like Pastebin then add your link to the post – http://wordpress.pastebin.com ]

    Fernandez:
    I love catterwonky sites 🙂
    I’ll be happy to help you sort it out.

    Before I go moving things around, let’s get a feel for your site description (summary statement). Go ahead and set that so I can see how big it will be.

    For most themes, you can set that in the wordpress dashboard under settings=>general=>tagline

    I got it. I went into css and added some height to the header and that worked. How would I remove the giant RSS icon on the right side of the page because I have a small rss icon I am using for each article that came with a plugin.

    in your css, look for

    .feeds .rss
    {
    	padding: 0px;
    	margin: 0px;
    }

    Replace with

    .feeds .rss
    {
    	display: none;
    }

    That worked. I would’ve never known to do that. Thanks 🙂

    Thread Starter senzavento.it

    (@senzaventoit)

    Dear mydanblog,
    thanks a lot for your kind collaboration 🙂
    You are the “number 1”!
    Following your suggestions I reached the target \(^_^)/
    But now, before modifying the blog, I’m trying to respect the original colours of the “header” (Black & Grey) by using my Graphics Program.
    I think my logo is too white at the moment, as you may see connecting to http://www.senzavento.it/wordpress/wp-login.php
    Other ideas are welcome!
    Ciao.

    Thread Starter senzavento.it

    (@senzaventoit)

    Dear friends,
    finally I reached my objective 😀
    Thanks everybody for the suggestions and a very special thanks to mydanblog.
    Following his guidelines I have just changed the “header” of my blog.
    Now, my personal logo appears on the main page.
    You may see the result, connecting to http://www.senzavento.it
    I hope you like it!
    Grazie!
    Ciao.

    Crap – almost!!!
    Dan I followed your instrux and pasted exactly what you suggested but my logo is freaking humongous – LOL.
    I tried a few other things and Im close to it but can’t seem to get the placement/sizing right.

    Do I need to resize the image elsewhere in the header???
    I know you’re onto the right thing as I can see the logo I want to insert but it’s up under the text partially so it’s cut off.

    Beagle,

    If I remember right, I had it set to a 104 height. If you image is more than about 80px high, we’d need to adjust the header size, too.
    I’ll be online for a while. If you put the image up, I’ll help you tweak it.

    on it’s way…

    Wow, that jacks it up pretty good. I’ll play with it a bit, but we might need to do some image editing.

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