• Hi, I am currently trying to replace the default menu/navigation bar with an image and would be grateful for help in doing so.

    I have been advised to create a child theme which I have done but I am unsure what coding is needed.

    Thanks.

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  • Hi lindyloves! You’ll need to give us your url and theme name so we can take a look.

    Thread Starter lindyloves

    (@lindyloves)

    Hi, thanks for your reply. I have my website hidden at the moment as it’s under construction – not helpful I know. I am using the prana theme and have set up the child theme which appears to be working correctly. I am looking for advice on how to hide the default menu and use my image menu in it’s place.

    Thread Starter lindyloves

    (@lindyloves)

    I am having an issue also with adding a header. I have put the following code into the child css file but it will not show up a header on my website. Any ideas?

    .custom #header {
    background: url(/public_html/wp-content/themes/pranathemechild/Images/lindy-loves-header.png) no-repeat; !important;
    height: 100px;
    width: 700px;
    }

    First problem, the url for the image should be relative to the folder the style.css file is in. For css, your background would look like this:

    background: url ( ‘images/lindy-loves-header.png’ ) no-repeat;

    Was it not showing up as an image, or was it not taking up the appropriate space at all?

    If that doesn’t fix the problem for you, paste the portion of your header.php child file that contains the div.

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