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  • I got the same problem. Unfortunately I´m working on the localhost.
    I didn´t mess with the front page and it suddenly happened

    Hi there,

    I think you can do it by editing the CSS file in the child theme

    there you will find:
    @media only screen and (min-width: 720px) and (max-width: 800px) {
    .mystyle {}

    }
    max-width will be 970px, and you will need to add some extra quote there inside. But honestly I dont know which code to add exactly.
    hope this gives a certain direction

    Thread Starter melekka

    (@melekka)

    Thanks Paul for the reply and advice.

    I found the solution guys. I placed the image on the parent theme image folder. It was a stupid mistake.

    If you want to replace the header with a full width image you should do this:
    First work always with a child theme. Otherwise your changes will get lost once there is a theme update. Read the documentation for further explanation.

    Then create an image folder inside your child theme

    Then add this code:
    #header {
    background: url(images/header.jpg);
    position: relative;
    padding-bottom: 60px;
    }

    -of course chose the correct name of your picture in background, and the positioning and padding is like salt and pepper, so according to your taste.

    Thank you people. Have a great day

    Thread Starter melekka

    (@melekka)

    Thank you for the answer guys.
    Stephen I´m working locally.

    Dear bdbrown I tried both your methods and it didn´t work.
    I tried so many different possibilities like: with and without quotes, changed the image, removed the /img, I also tried this url(“hueman/img/header.png”)
    but nothing worked.

    Could it be because I´m using a child theme?

    Thank you very much guys

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