• This is my site

    I am using the Kirby template and am having trouble changing my custom header.

    I have uploaded the new header into my Cyberduck folder, saving under the same file name as the current header and it will not appear on my site.

    Why is this not working for me?

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  • Thread Starter mvitti185

    (@mvitti185)

    I’ve deleted the header and clicked on the image in the link above and it still appears even after clearing my browser’s cache. This header keeps appearing isn’t stored anywhere so why is still visible?!

    Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    Ok then, try this instead:

    1. Name your new header image “header-2.jpg”.

    2. Upload header-2.jpg to /wp-content/themes/kirby/images/

    3. Go to Appearance/Editor in your admin panel and select “Functions” or “functions.php”.

    4. Find this line:

    define('HEADER_IMAGE', '%s/images/header-1.jpg');

    5. Change it to:

    define('HEADER_IMAGE', '%s/images/header-2.jpg');

    Thread Starter mvitti185

    (@mvitti185)

    I’ve done that – now there is no header showing!

    Thread Starter mvitti185

    (@mvitti185)

    I’ve changed the define section back to header-1 so that my page has at least an image

    Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    Does you theme have its own options, either under Settings or Appearance in the admin panel?

    Thread Starter mvitti185

    (@mvitti185)

    Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    Well, obviously I can’t see that without logging in. Is there anything in there about the header image?

    Thread Starter mvitti185

    (@mvitti185)

    No – it just hasb settings for text in footer

    Thread Starter mvitti185

    (@mvitti185)

    This is really frustrating – has anyone got any more suggestions?

    Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    I’m stumped. If you delete and replace a file, it should be deleted and replaced. If you alter the code to point to a different file, it should point to the different file. We have tried both, and neither worked, which is quite literally impossible.

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