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  • Did you ever get a response on the original question?

    I think you’d want to add the custom CSS to your child theme or the ‘additional css’ block.

    .header .overlay-layer {
    height: **(your value)**;
    }

    Heres the default .header .overlay-layer CSS

    .header .overlay-layer {
    height: Auto; /*height of container*/
    padding-top: 84px; /*space above your logo*/
    padding-bottom: 195px; /*space beneath your logo*/
    }

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by Sean.

    I just figured this out myself, sorry for the necros res.

    Height in pixels supersedes other settings, where percentage will expand to fit the content.

    Now I just need to figure out how to remove these headlines and junk.

    Thread Starter Sean

    (@swscully)

    I’m not a dev, and was really hoping to get some help. . .
    The page is now loading properly, in about 3 seconds. I started chasing variables, back to the file
    /var/www/pbtgmain/wp-content/themes/customizr/inc/parts/class-header-header_main.php</em>”

    And just started clipping functions. The following was the culprit, causing 62 second loading times.

    <?php
        //filter args
        $filter_args = array(
    	'logo_src' 	=>	$logo_src,
    	'logo_resize' 	=>	$logo_resize,
    	'logo_class'	=> 	$logo_class
    		   	);
        ob_start();
    	$width 				= '';
    	$height 			= '';
    //gets height and width from image, we check if getimagesize can be used first with the error control operator
         if ( @getimagesize($logo_src) ) {list( $width, $height ) = getimagesize($logo_src);
    }?>

    I compared this against the original install files from a previous backup and see no difference.

    Can anyone explain this function to me, and what it accomplishes?

    Thread Starter Sean

    (@swscully)

    To be clear on my previous post, IT was always over the LAN.
    Previously I had a hosts file which directed the URL at the servers WAN IP of the server at the datacenter for development.

    The change was from my local hosts file, to using our Authoritative DNS server as a pointer.

    Changing it back to the dev config, just as a test resolved nothing.

    Thread Starter Sean

    (@swscully)

    Additionally,
    I’ve wiped out the Database,
    ‘Re installed’ wordpress
    removed/re installed the Theme Customizr.

    With no other modifications aside from adding the logo, the behavior persists.

    Im at a total loss. It seemed to work very well on the LAN, but now that its over the WAN, it wont work the same way.

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