jamesduffell

Can you confirm that index.php is also present, seems obvious but just from a silly past mistake I know that style.css and index.php are essential files WordPress references.

^JD

Without looking at the code the easiest way would be to open up the header.php file and locate where it pulls in the site title, there’s a strong chance it’s within a H1 tag. If it hasn’t got a unique id / class which you can reference using CSS give it one.

Then within the CSS simply define the tag, apply a large text negative text-indent and set a background to reference the logo you wish to use, you should also set the width and height properties to prevent the logo from being clipped.

Hope this helps
^JD

If it’s a personal theme I’d definitely recommend removing the meta box or making it much more discreet, simple footer links usually work just as well if they’re essential, I just feel it almost looks like a feature of the site when in reality it’s not essential for your average visitor.

That’s just me being picky though, seems like a very solid build ??

^JD

You could use the following script to number posts then if you needed to display ‘post number X’ of ‘X’ you could use another funtion to get the total count.

https://www.wprecipes.com/how-to-display-an-incrementing-number-next-to-each-published-post

Hope this helps
^JD

@syver I couldn’t tell you which file you need to edit without seeing the actual theme, I can’t tell if this is an author page or a post page, if it’s an author page you’ll need to edit author.php & if it’s a post page you’ll need to edit single.php or comments.php depending on how the template was coded, the easiest way to figure out which part you need to delete is to search for “blog post” then check that quote / link follows this and simply cut out that section of the code.

As I say without seeing the actual theme this may not be the case but hopefully it helps.

If you’re using a plugin for Facebook login the chances are your image isn’t displaying as it’s looking for your gravatar rather than the Facebook profile.

Hope this helps in some way
^JD

Are you uploading the actual zipped folder?

Usually you should unzip the folder then upload it to the wp-content / themes folder, within the folder you just uploaded you’ll need to ensure there’s a file called index.php and style.css at the top level before WordPress will pick it up.

Hope this helps
^JD