spiderweed

That was exactly it. Thank you.

My friend thank you for the tip. I do not have this option though. I am using Version 2.0 of WordPress, perhaps that option is available in another version.

Thanks though.

me too

found a fix for this…

Find where ‘#header a’ is defined. In a default CSS, it looks like this:

#header a {
color: #fff;
text-decoration: none;
}

Delete that. In it’s place, put this code:

#header a {
display:block;
height:100%;
text-indent:-500em;
text-decoration:none;
}

Your text is actually still being displayed, but as it’s a couple of feet to the left of your monitor, you can’t see it. But, even though it is there, the code above causes the whole area to act as a hyperlink.
So you now have an image that is a link, but without any writing on it, and without having to edit the index file.

I do not seem to have those options under my Theme Options.

This did not work for me. Any other suggestions? I now have a giant title across my header image lol

Ok, seems like i fixed my own problem. There was 1 post that seemed to have a </em > tag…deleted that tag, and all was good……thanks anyway…

Ok, I am having the same problem. I initially thought that I had buggered up something on one of the css pages, but i’ve replaced each of them 1 at a time but had no luck…then i read this post. never did i think it could have been a single blog entry that buggered it all up. thank so much!!