Twenty eleven theme move header up

  • Hi, I am a psychologist, not a computer programer…. That said, I THINK I am using WordPress 3.2 but it may be more recent (how do I tell?). I have searched questions and responses on how to move the header (and text below) up to get rid of the white space on Theme 2011. I got rid of the search box already and now just want to bring the image up flesh with the top of the page. My site is drpilger.com. I have tried to understand explanations for this but am a bit lost. I know how to go into the code for header but then can’t understand what I am looking at in order to move anything or delete anything. AND – I am afraid of crashing the site! Any help would be most appreciated!!

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  • Thread Starter claudettepilger

    (@claudettepilger)

    And, thanks for the CSS reference info. I do want to get more into learning to code, as I find it pretty creative! But right now, I don’t have the time to learn it and am hoping that you can spot the problem for me. (OK, call me lazy?)

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    CSS queries this specific are beyond the scope of support provided by WordPress, although WPyogi is pretty good at going the extra mile. Not willing to learn is a bit insulting to the volunteer attempting to help you.

    CSS Creator is a CSS-specific forum.

    Check the settings for that page — if blog posts are showing, it’s not set to a static page.

    Thread Starter claudettepilger

    (@claudettepilger)

    Um, Andrew, I hadn’t meant to offend you. The issue that I was having had already been fixed by someone who was kind enough to help me yesterday, the first day or two AFTER I had learned (and executed!) my very first child theme on my own. (So excited!!)
    I was asking that same member volunteer (thank you WPyogi) because his fix worked, then somehow stopped working.

    Okee dokey. Thank you!

    Claudette

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