• Resolved vividamage123

    (@vividamage123)


    Im not sure if you would call it the header im fairly new to this. But in the default theme at the top it displays your sites name and a tagline. I want to remove those so I can add a picture instead. Thanks

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  • you can upload a picture from the theme settings. the site name and tagline will not show if you do that

    Thread Starter vividamage123

    (@vividamage123)

    I tried that… do you mean upload a backround image? I do that but the logo and stuff is still there

    I dont know what theme are you using into your site, but not every one has that option. Maybe you can remove the lines that shows the title into de header.php file in the /wp-content/theme/yourthemefolder/

    Use CSS to position the site name and tagline off the page.

    #headerimg h1,#headerimg description {
    position:ansolute;
    top:-9000px;
    left:-9000px;
    }

    I tried that… do you mean upload a backround image? I do that but the logo and stuff is still there

    no, i mean upload a logo image. it’s above the option for the background image.

    The Default Theme does not have an upload image option on my install – you can change the color. There is a kubrickheader.jpeg image in the images folder, it is 760 x 200 – how about just replacing the kubrickheader.jpeg with your own graphic?

    Can the blog title and tag line be set to empty text in the Dashboard without a problem? That would take the title of your blog away which might not be the best. Can the text be set to invisible somehow so a search engine or visitor sees a title?

    Replace/amend kubrickheader.jpg and then add the CSS I suggested above to the stylesheet.

    if the post author uses the default theme, why is this tagged “mystique” ? ??

    Good point…

    Perhaps a link to the site in question would clarify this.

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