mpm

Is it here yet?

How did you guys go fixing this issue?

I’m having trouble with this as well.

Any pointers to the relevant topic with the solution would be received with much gratitude!

https://www.corvidworks.com/articles/wordpress-content-on-other-pages

And that resolves this issue!

Me too!

This may help you:

https://www.bluebreeze.net/blog/?cat=9

I have my WP in a seperate directory (not root).

I have a specific Page from my WP that I wish to display (comments and all) in my sites index page at root. (ie. outside the wp installation).

How do I achieve this?

If you’re okay with using a free template – why do you need a designer?

In most cases changing header images is a very simple process.

Is it widgetised yet?

If you’ve changed the file name check the beginning of header-img.php in the images folder.

Also, check header.php as sometimes the header css is stored here.

Thanks heaps guys. That worked a treat.

I want

CONTENT SIDEBAR SIDEBAR

BUT I GET

CONTENT SIDEBAR
………………………………SIDEBAR

If I add something to the 1st sidebar (like a widget) that changes the sidebar height the 2nd sidebar drops down with it.

Got there in the long run. Thanks anyway.

Okay, so I can make some changes through header-img.php but I’m flying blind and can’t find any info on editing this file.

Where do I change the position of the new image and what exactly do those numbers in the rounded corners array mean?

<?php

$img = 'kubrickheader.jpg';

// If we don't have image processing support, redirect.
if ( ! function_exists('imagecreatefromjpeg') )
	die(header("Location: kubrickheader.jpg"));

// Assign and validate the color values
$default = false;
$vars = array('upper'=>array('r1', 'g1', 'b1'), 'lower'=>array('r2', 'g2', 'b2'));
foreach ( $vars as $var => $subvars ) {
	if ( isset($_GET[$var]) ) {
		foreach ( $subvars as $index => $subvar ) {
			$length = strlen($_GET[$var]) / 3;
			$v = substr($_GET[$var], $index * $length, $length);
			if ( $length == 1 ) $v = '' . $v . $v;
			$$subvar = hexdec( $v );
			if ( $$subvar < 0 || $$subvar > 255 )
				$default = true;
		}
	} else {
		$default = true;
	}
}

if ( $default )
	list ( $r1, $g1, $b1, $r2, $g2, $b2 ) = array ( 105, 174, 231, 65, 128, 182 );

// Create the image
$im = imagecreatefromjpeg($img);

// Get the background color, define the rectangle height
$white = imagecolorat( $im, 15, 15 );
$h = 182;

// Define the boundaries of the rounded edges ( y => array ( x1, x2 ) )
$corners = array(
	0 => array ( 25, 734 ),
	1 => array ( 23, 736 ),
	2 => array ( 22, 737 ),
	3 => array ( 21, 738 ),
	4 => array ( 21, 738 ),
	177 => array ( 21, 738 ),
	178 => array ( 21, 738 ),
	179 => array ( 22, 737 ),
	180 => array ( 23, 736 ),
	181 => array ( 25, 734 ),
	);

// Blank out the blue thing
for ( $i = 0; $i < $h; $i++ ) {
	$x1 = 19;
	$x2 = 740;
	imageline( $im, $x1, 18 + $i, $x2, 18 + $i, $white );
}

// Draw a new color thing
for ( $i = 0; $i < $h; $i++ ) {
	$x1 = 20;
	$x2 = 739;
	$r = ( $r2 - $r1 != 0 ) ? $r1 + ( $r2 - $r1 ) * ( $i / $h ) : $r1;
	$g = ( $g2 - $g1 != 0 ) ? $g1 + ( $g2 - $g1 ) * ( $i / $h ) : $g1;
	$b = ( $b2 - $b1 != 0 ) ? $b1 + ( $b2 - $b1 ) * ( $i / $h ) : $b1;
	$color = imagecolorallocate( $im, $r, $g, $b );
	if ( array_key_exists($i, $corners) ) {
		imageline( $im, $x1, 18 + $i, $x2, 18 + $i, $white );
		list ( $x1, $x2 ) = $corners[$i];
	}
	imageline( $im, $x1, 18 + $i, $x2, 18 + $i, $color );
}

//die;
header("Content-Type: image/jpeg");
imagejpeg($im, '', 92);
imagedestroy($im);
?>

This is what I’ve ended up with so far!

https://web.aanet.com.au/mpm/header-img2.jpg

This is the image created by the header color creator.

https://web.aanet.com.au/mpm/header-img.jpg

As you can now see it doesn’t match the kubrickheader.jpg underneath.

I would like to know what to change in either functions.php or header-img.php to make it match.

I don’t think I need to? I don’t think that would help.

I only want to know how to adjust the image size that kubricks header color picker creates. It doesn’t line up with my new header (which is just the same old blue kubrick header but with different dimensions).