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  • Thread Starter lewisc1985

    (@lewisc1985)

    http://imgur.com/a/kIZ6Y its the h1.h2 class on one (NOT my coding, mind you…) and the h2 on the other. i’ve done both the exact same, as well (making the h2 class h1.h2 for the plugin), and it still does that. mind you, i don’t care about the image right now.. i have it disabled for the plugin.

    you’re gonna want to find the PHP in index.php, copy it, and paste it beneath the posted in (category)PHP line. should do it for ya.

    …i’m assuming you already tried just modifying the original header image file to the new one?

    Berimba, edit your single post file, “single.php” and look for

    <?php the_time('F jS, Y') ?> | <?php _e('Posted by','nattywp'); ?> <span class="author"><?php natty_get_profile() ?></span> <?php _e('in','nattywp'); ?>

    and comment this out. it will remove the Date, Author, and Category ONLY on individual post pages. you’ll have to alter your index and archive pages as well, i believe, if you want those pages altered, too.

    Thread Starter lewisc1985

    (@lewisc1985)

    okay. i’ve gotten halfway there. i manage to get the list to go horizontal.. but backwards. easy fix — i just put the links in, in reverse. but now, it’s not on the same line as the website title, and i can’t figure out why. Ideas?

    style.css:

    /* =header */
    #header {margin: 5px 0;text-transform: none;width: 800px;clear: none;display: block;float: left;}
    #header a:hover {text-decoration:none;color:#888;}
    #header h1 a {font-size:1.8em;font-weight:100;position:relative;}
    #header #blog-description {color:#888;}
    #access {vertical-align:inline;padding: 0 0 10px 0;}
    /* #access {display:table;height:160px;width:100px;float:right;} */
    #access #menu {display:inline;font-size:1.2em;}
    #access #menu ul {background-color:#0C0C08;vertical-align: inline;display: block;}
    #access #menu ul li {float: right;}
    #access #menu ul li a{font-weight: bold;display: block;}
    #access #menu a{font-weight:600;}

    functions.php

    // Produces a list of pages in the header without whitespace -- er, I mean negative space.
    function sandbox_globalnav() {
    echo '
    <div id="menu">
    	<ul>
    		<li><a href="'. get_bloginfo_rss('rss2_url') .'"><img src="../custom/rss.png" title="RSS Feed" /></a></li>
                    <li><a href="http://www.facebook.com" title="Find us on Facebook"><img src="../custom/facebook.png" /></a></li>
    
    		<li><a href="'. get_settings('home') .'/" title="'. get_bloginfo('name') .'" rel="home"><img src="../custom/home.png"></img></a></li>
    
    ';
    ?>
    <?php
    echo '
    	</ul>
    </div>';
    }

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: Kubrick header

    in your stylesheet.css file, there should be a section like

    #nav {background, text, image properties in here}
    #nav.a {link properties}
    etc...

    in there, there should be something to identify what color that bar should be. without seeing the code itself, i can’t do much else..

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