LizWinterborne

I would put it under the font-weight: bold; like this:

#logo a {
float: left;
color: #2A2A2A;
font-weight: bold;
background:url(“images/FILENAME.PNG”);
width:152px;
height:60px
}

No problem! I’m glad to help. If you go to Appearance > Editor and select the style.css (this should be what is selected by default). Make sure you are in the correct theme or child theme (which is shown in the dropdown up in the top right).

Go all the way to the bottom of the CSS page and just copy that code at the end. If you’re still having any issues with it just let me know. I’ll be happy to put it in for you or take a look.

I also just realized this may be an issue based on resolution, which could be why mcunha98 was seeing nothing wrong. If you have a few friends on different sized resolutions, you might want to have them check it out on their computers. You can find out what size resolution you have at https://www.whatismyscreenresolution.com/ Some themes display differently based on the resolution of the screen. (Mine is 1280 x 786 on the laptop) If very few of your visitors have the screen size that does not show that space, it might not be worth changing it. However, if your visitors come to your site with a variety of screen sizes. there are ways to have the css change based on the screen resolution of the visitor.

Let me know if you need any further help.

This should work better for you.

1. First upload the logo image in images folder of your theme.
2. Open style.css in your theme and search for “#header #logo a {” tag. Once found add some new attributes

background:url(“images/FILENAME.PNG”);
width:152px;
height:60px

;
where FILENAME.PNG is the file name of your logo image, and the width and height should be equal to the size of your logo image.
3. Lastly remove the current heading and tagline from your theme option. you can do this from the Customize section under Appearance.

Let me know if you need anymore help with that.

Fonts that are not installed or embedded into the site can look different on different machines if that specific font is not installed. That’s why it is best to use a font family when adding fonts in CSS. Bold Headline states in the style.css header that it uses Lato and Playfair Display from a href=”https://www.google.com/fonts”>Google Web fonts. Go to https://www.google.com/fonts, search for those fonts and click “Add to Collection”. At the bottom, you should see the bar for collections. On the far right of that bar is the ‘Use’ button. Check the versions you want. Google fonts has a neat feature that lets you know how much these fonts will slow down your site. Because these fonts have a lot of of versions, you might want to pick and choose which ones you want.

After you have them selected, scrolling down will get you the html link code which you will need to input into the head tag of each php page. Then you can use the font family css below that to incorporate it into the CSS (which is already there, the fonts just need to be embedded).

Let me know if you need any more help with this.

Hi there. To change the titles to the Spanish translations, go to Appearance > Widgets in your admin panel. On the right you will see the section ‘Footer Widget Area’

Click on each Widget and type in the title as you want it to appear and click Save.

Hi there. I’m guessing you’re wanting that grey background to show up between the header and the top 4 posts that are currently touching the black header area.

You can do this by adding a bit of code to the style.css as follows

#post-1, #post-2, #post-3, #post-4 {
margin-top: 10px;
}

This should push the posts down 10 pixels. You can change the amount of pixels based on your preference of course.

Hi there. For the newest version of WordPress. To get to the themes page you can go to Appearance > ThemesThere should be an Add New button at the top next to the Themes header, but If you look at the end of your list of themes, there should be a box with a dashed outline and a plus symbol in the middle that says Add New Theme.

Once you click on either one of those, you’ll be taken to the page that should look a little more familiar, with the search/upload/featured/etc menu at the top.

Let me know if this helps.