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@henry Lange this is what I’m using in mine to style it. It’s basically what’s in stc-followers.php with the width and added padding to fit my theme.

.stc-follower-username{
text-align:center;
font-size:15px;
margin:0;
}
.stc-follower-username a {
color:blue;
}
.stc-follower-box {
border:1px #94a3c4 solid;
background:#fff;
width:200px;
}
.stc-follower-head {
background:#eceff5;
border-bottom:1px #d8dfea solid;
margin-bottom:6px;
}
.stc-follower {
float:left;
width:50px;
padding-right: 10px;
padding-left:5px;
height:70px;
}
.stc-follower-name {
text-align:center;
width:50px;
font-size:9px;
overflow:hidden;
}

Create a new file for your child theme called functions.php and add to it

<?php

// You can change the default header size here
function ttoptions_header_height($size){
   return 198;
}
function ttoptions_header_width($size){
   return 940;
}
add_filter('twentyten_header_image_height','ttoptions_header_height');
add_filter('twentyten_header_image_width','ttoptions_header_width');

Change the width and height to whatever you want.

@armon99 as Rev. Voodoo said, you can change those to whatever you want, it’s your theme.
Start off with basic css changes, then move on to adding your own functions and templates once you understand how it works.
http://voodoopress.com has lots of great articles, http://aaron.jorb.in/blog/2010/04/introducing-thirty-ten/ is another, I’ve made a few articles on my own site http://zeaks.org/ which uses a child theme I made by following articles like these.

As Esmi said, using a child theme is the way to go. The header size can be changed by adding this function to your child theme functions.php

// You can change the default header size here
function ttoptions_header_height($size){
   return 198;
}
function ttoptions_header_width($size){
   return 940;
}
add_filter('twentyten_header_image_height','ttoptions_header_height');
add_filter('twentyten_header_image_width','ttoptions_header_width');

(you can change the function name “ttoptions”, this is straight out of my own theme.)Once you do that, you can simply upload it through the admin as usual.

That’s something I want to do as well, I’m a bit unsure how to do it though with the way functions are added.

Do you have a link to the theme? Sounds interesting

As Esmi said, learning to create a child theme is the best way to make changes to your site. If you don’t know CSS or are unwilling to learn, using a theme such as Weaver http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/weaver would be the easiest, you can do alot with this theme.