Can’t Find #header in header.php

  • Resolved somerled

    (@somerled)


    17 years, 2 months ago

    Hello. In the tutorial to change the header image it says to open header.php, which is in the default theme folder and find #header tag to change the kubrickheader.jpg to my own. All I can find is div id=”header”

    Am I looking in the wrong file? Thanks.

    -S

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  • id=”header” is basically #header. #something denotes an id declaration in css, while .something denotes a class.

    Thread Starter somerled

    (@somerled)

    Thanks.

    I still can’t find the image file I’m supposed to replace (kubrickheader.jpg).

    In that theme the header is embedded as a background image as per the sylesheet. The statement you refer to in header.php is calling it.

    You can change it a couple of ways.
    1. Upload a new image and call it whatever you want (newheader.jpg) then change the statement in header.php to call it… OR…

    2.Upload a new image and overwrite the existing one. This way you don’t have to change the statement in header.php

    Thread Starter somerled

    (@somerled)

    Thanks, I’ll give it a try.

    Thread Starter somerled

    (@somerled)

    That was it, thanks!

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