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If you are using the rich text editor, just select the image then click on the image editing icon in the toolbar…should be pretty self-explanatory from there.

Install wordpress and XAMPP…see the following video.

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btw, i’m on a windows server.

Oh…Uggg…could be anything…

Pretty easy with the following rotate.php script, if you want something that rotates headers on each page load.

http://ma.tt/scripts/randomimage/

I use it on my site at the link below…just refresh to see the random headers pop in.
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Try the same display:none; in #header .description

Just a “theory”…I haven’t tried this, but, if you make a copy of your custom template and call it home.php…name the file home.php…then that may work. I have a “feeling” that when you use a static homepage and set a post page, the custom template is ignored in the post page and the index.php file is still used.

But, home.php will take priority over the index, so copying and naming your custom template home.php should do what you want and still allow index.php to be used for everything else…again, theory on my part…I haven’t tried it.

Here is your background image…you could open that in an image editor and add what you want in the header area.

http://pc-demon.22web.net/wp-content/themes/pixel/images/bgbody.jpg

To remove the title and tagline, find the following in style.css:

#header #logo {
float:left;
margin:25px 0 0;
padding:0;
width:350px;
}

and add one line so it looks like this:

#header #logo {
float:left;
margin:25px 0 0;
padding:0;
width:350px;
display:none;
}

The following video may help.

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