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edit the image name in the header and footer file
Upload your image using cPanel to public_html/wp-content/themes/Gamenow/img
on your wordpress admin page select editor under the appearance tab
select header.php
look for this
<!– Top –>

<div class=”topbg”></div>

<!– Wrapper // –>
<div class=”wrapper”>
<!– Header // –>
<div class=”header”>
<!– Logo –>
<h1>“><img src=”<?php bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’); ?>/img/logo1.png” alt=”YourBlog” /></h1>

In this example you would change /img/logo1.png to the name of your logo image. (The image may be named differently in your file. This is the name of my logo) Do the same for the footer image using the footer.php file in the editor.

for each post you have to upload an image and use a custom field
for the big image on the slider name it featured_thumbnail
the value is the url of the uploaded image

for the side thumbnail name the field thumbnail
the value is the url of the uploaded image

upload the image you want to use
on each post create a custom field named featured_thumbnail
the value is the url of the image

upload the image you want to use for each post.
On the edit post page create a custom field named feature_thumbnail
The value is the url of the uploaded image.
Create a category just for the posts you want featured on the slider. Once you create it, click edit. In your browser address bar you will see https://yoursite/edit-tags.php?action=edit&taxonomy=category&post_type=post&tag_ID=136 or something similar. 136 is the category ID. Next select editor under the appearance tab on the left of your screen. Select wpn_config.php
Look for this:
// Feautured Category ID
‘featured_category_id’ => ‘136’,
Change 136 to the category ID you chose to use. Any post you want to show on the slider will have to be in that category. You can also set up the 3 highlights categories to use while editing this file. That should do it. Experiment with different size images to eliminate the stretched look.