santa2

Thanks, for the above and all of your help Alchymyth! I was able to manipulate my header via photoshop and altered the image to get the header size I want. I will mark this topic as resolved. Everything looks good.

Thanks again!!

Ok. great,thanks again! Your an angel!

Quick question Alchymyth.

I am not sure if I am to use the above code as is, or adjust the height size indicated by “420”? Please clarify.

In the event I am to adjust the height size , how do I know what to place into the child theme code. Thanks in advance!

Ok. I will give it a try. Thanks for the speedy response!!! I will let you know how it goes.

Hi Alchymyth,

I just looked at my site and the code you gave me works! Thanks!
I am not sure why it did not update yesterday.

So …one more task to go, which is adjusting the header size. 960×250 was the suggested size, which is more rectangular. My image was more like a square.

I saw from past posts that I may have to look at the function.php file. Any further tips?

Thanks again!!!

Hi. PLease take a look at the changes to my site, based on the above selections.

https://sesamesuban.com/

I added the code, .site-title, .site-description { display: none; } to the bottom of my style.css child theme but when i pressed -update file” the title and description did not disappear.

I was able to photoshop my image but it totally changed the shape of the header, which no longer is the length of the menu bar. I would like the header size to stay the same. I tried changing the scale and also inserting 960x 250 in the appearance-> header tab, however nothing is working

…any further suggestions?
Thanks!

Great, thank you!

I am working on the ‘photoshopped’ header and will try the above codes. Will let you know how it goes…

Hi again. THis may seem like a silly question but I majored in nursing ..so this is all foreign to me.

My twentytwelve stly.css file only has the code I inserted and nothing else. The appearance-> editor for child theme states “the child theme inherits templates from the parent theme”. So my question is below:

1. Am I supposed to go to the parent theme as there is nothing in my style.css besides the code below, which i inserted.

It is only when I go to the parent theme that I see the style.css…thus I am not clear on what you mean when you say I should only work via the child theme… Do you mean I go to the parent theme and type the changes in the child theme I created…thus below the command below? Please help again!

/*
Theme Name: Twentytwelve Child
Description: Child theme for the Twenty Eleven theme
Template: twentytwelve
Version: 3.4.2
*/

@import url(“../twentytwelve/style.css”);

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Great, thanks. I will give it a try and let you know how it goes.

Ok. I will give it a try. I saw a few suggestions on how to hide site title and description (some describe a line appearing after they do this).

I am not clear on the following:
1. Where I am supposed to look for the style.css, am I going to the child them (which contains the code I entered only) or the original twentytwelve theme? How does this work.
2. After I do this, what is the next step? Can you please give more direction on the suggestion below. I am new to this.

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When I looked at the twenty twelve theme (appearance->editor) I did not see anything regarding “#site-title” in the style.css area. I did see the below under header.php

<h1 class="site-title"><a>" title="<?php echo esc_attr( get_bloginfo( 'name', 'display' ) ); ?>" rel="home"><?php bloginfo( 'name' ); ?></a></h1>
			<h2 class="site-description"><?php bloginfo( 'description' ); ?></h2>
		</hgroup>

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The below instruction was found on the forum but once again I do not see site-title under style.css. Please advice! Thanks in advance!
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go to styles.css and look for:

#site-title {
directly underneath add
display:none;
That hides the title.

Now look for:
#site-description {
and then directly beneath that like before add:
display:none;

Now if you want to get rid of the small space above it look for this:

#header {
padding: 30px 0 0 0;
}
and change 30px to 0 like this:
#header {
padding: 0 0 0 0;
}

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closing topic

I managed to develop a child theme using this tutorial. which was super clear and easy to use. Also selected a new theme.

check out the link (2createawebsite) if you are also a newbie at WordPress and any form of programming.

Hi. I see. My definition of ‘featured image is not what it actually is’. I need to do a bit of reading. Thanks!

Hi Micheal.mariat,

Thanks for the info. I will try and use a child theme. It seems easy so we will see…

~santa2

Hi Alchymyth. Thanks for your response.

I was able to upload the header image currently on my webpage and it automatically allowed me to crop the image to the required size. I would like to change the featured image and use one of my own, for each link/page on my website…so the header for each page would be different.

Can you clarify if it is doable? And how ?

Thanks!
Santa2