stillbluewaters

3 star rating for that one.

Try MailPoet plugin, it works.

I don’t know, tell us what theme you’re using, put the header images on best you can, then post the urls of the two pages here so I can look at the source code and theme files. I don’t even work here ??

With all the share stuff posting content to social sites, there ought to be a work-a-round you can use to have stuff post to your own outside sites.

Look into Content Exchange also, if sites can post content back and forth, you can do the same with your sites. Set up a content exchange in your company’s web presence. I was looking thru plugins that might do it but have not found one, sure there is one tho using other search terms. I know it’s not your solution but the suggestion is valid. ??

just remember to keep a saved copy of any files you work on so if it doesn’t work or you mess it up, you can put the original file back in place and maybe try again.

If your header worked on one, then it should work on both. Just put the logo image you want on each one and skip the double logo thing.

A trick I use: Open webpage in browser. Right click / View source. Then scroll down thru the source code until you find your logo. (remember, this page is built by php engine on the fly so it is not the page as written). In the source code, when you find your logo, take note of the <div class that it is in. There may be several listed in the tag.

If you can find this class in the css stylesheet, you can adjust the settings there. If not, it may not be there but need to written into php file.

I download a copy of my WordPress site with FTP.
I Windows search the theme folder for the class that I am looking and the search will show me which file it is. I can then open that file and find the class to make the adjustments.

You can also do like he said above, add a div style of your own to the css. Of course you’ll have to name the class in the php header.php file also with something like:

<a>"><img src="<?php echo QUALITY_TEMPLATE_DIR_URI; ?>/images/logo.png"></a>

From this I can easily change the logo image and add size or whatever to the code. It works but not all themes are set up this way. So far it has worked on 3 themes I’ve tried it on. Once you find your logo in the source code, you can go from there.

Different one:

<?php if ( of_get_option('logo')!="") { ?>
        <a>">
        <img src="<?php echo esc_url(of_get_option('logo')); ?>" class="site-logo" alt="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?>" />
        </a>

Here the logo tag includes a class so I can find and edit that or create one of my own in the css and change it here in the header.php. Hope some of this helps a little. I know I had a hard time too when I first started with WordPress. I thinks the software is a lot more trouble than it’s worth. Too much work and aggravation to deal with trying to customize there lame WordPress themes which are only partially built when we get them (Of course they don’t tell you that).

Only thing I see is that the flash version gets first priority and if it doesn’t work or page/code requires, it reverts to html5. Just put the url in both places so it can operate off either one that works with the site coding.

That’s it nothing to it. A “post” is a post which has been saved or published. A “draft” is a post which hasn’t been finished, saved, or published yet.

If you see a post indicating “draft,” it probably means that you left the post without saving or publishing it. Your work is still there, just not published online or saved. The plugin automatically saves imcomplete posts as a “draft” if you leave the page without saving it.

Let me ask, does all this mean that WP will only allow one size image in all posts and pages? Does it mean that all uploaded images must be uploaded the exact size I want it to be.

I enter my image sizes in the option, update it, and when I go back to the post edit, the image is resized properly. However, when I look at the site post, the image is as large as it is. Can I not resize my images per html width=”x” height=”X” in the image tag?

This makes no sense to me because all images are not the same size and all posts may not require the same size images. Many images will be various sizes. How on earth am I supposed to size my images on the fly without resizing them to exact before uploading? Any suggestions? Thanks