• Resolved laurenhopeevans

    (@laurenhopeevans)


    Hi there

    I’m hoping someone can help me. I’m using Tigopedia Reloaded 2.0 for my website Lucky Lunchtime.

    I have been asked to insert a banner in the header (top right, where there is currently a blank space). It will be serving one client banner, presumably standard Full Banner 468 x 60. Can anyone tell me how to edit the code to put the banner in, without messing up the layout?

    I have looked at the theme FAQs, the theme designer did post a link to the solution to this, however this link no longer works!

    I’ve had a look in the header section of the Appearance – Editor area, and any text I add into this section either appears underneath the logo or on the next line down, so presumably more jiggery-pokery is required!

    Would appreciate any help!

    Thanks all

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  • Look in header.php

    <div class="header">
                   <div class="logo">
    
                        <h1><a class="blog-name" href="https://www.luckylunchtime.com">lucky lunchtime</a></h1>
                        <p class="blog-description">better living through free stuff!</p>
                    </div><!--logo-->
    	  </div><!-- header -->

    Right after the closing of the logo div, insert a <div class="headerbanner"> with the image, and then style it in the css sheet.

    .headerbanner {float: right;} add other properties as needed, margin, padding, etc.

    You will probably need to add float: left; to the .logo properties

    That should work.

    Hi,

    You can change the banner via editing header.php and style.css file of your active theme.

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    Thread Starter laurenhopeevans

    (@laurenhopeevans)

    Thank you very much buddha trance, that’s exactly what I needed – I had seen reference to adding in those bits of code, but had no idea where to do it – now I will amend the stylesheet as suggested and add the headerbanner into header.php. Very much appreciated!

    Thanks also Shane G, buddha’s advice managed to get me there but appreciate your assistance.

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