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I tried both of those things.

The edited code is live right now:

<?php do_atomic( ‘before_header’ ); // oxygen_before_header ?>

<div id=”header”>
<img src=”<?php bloginfo(‘url’); ?>/images/bet-types-logo2.png” alt=”bet-types-explained-in-detail” style=”float:left;” height=”40″ width=”145″>
<?php do_atomic( ‘open_header’ ); // oxygen_open_header ?>

Thanks for the quick reply alchymyth. Unfortunately no luck with either of those 2 suggestions.

They still return the path ‘images/logo.png’ instead of ‘/images/logo.png/ on pages other than the home page.

Thanks s_ha_dum, any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks Copper, although I’m not really sure what you are suggesting? Do I need to go back and re-categorise all of my posts?

The posts are usually weekly and therefore feature all types of sports. I’d rather not have the same post categorised into 4-5 different categories.

Is there a way of having relevant AFL posts appear on the new page without using categories?

Many thanks,

The <img src=”<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri(); ?> worked a treat.

Much appreciated.

Thanks for your reply Peter.

I see what you mean about the body class changing, however, I am not able to fix it. All i have done is setup a custom theme (adapted from 2010 theme) and made posts as you normally would.

For some reason path on the images changes from:

blog/wp-content/themes/free-bet/images….. to

blog/post>/wp-content/themes/free-bet/images….. which means that the images don’t appear.