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  • Thread Starter vbpartners

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    thanks! guess i should wake up a bit before doing this…. lol so obvious..

    thanks again

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    Hi Alchymyth…

    thanks for the help!! really appreciate it…

    I have no experience in working with the z-index… I did follow the example on that tutorial, but nothing really changed…

    I now have:
    .logoimg {
    margin: -40px 0 0 0px; z-index:-1;
    }

    Is there anything else that i need to do?

    thanks again!

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    I actually went in and reuploaded their original css file. Did this incase i had messed something else up without remembering or knowing.

    But no luck…

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    Right I saw that…. I went in, placed their original css file and still has 100+ errors. ??

    So basically there’s no way to add the logo image without spending time to fix the errors that came with the css?

    Really appreciate your help with this…

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    Wow… considering that i purchased the theme and had not messed with the css (other then the logo line)… that’s pretty sad….

    thanks…

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    What I meant was change from the type based to an image based logo.

    in the style-blue.css there’s this line:
    .logo { float: left; width: 950px; height: 65px; url(“/images/theme-options/logo.png”)}

    i’ve replaced that logo.png with the one i want to use.. but nothing happens.

    how do i replace the text based ‘logo’ with an image?

    thanks for your help!

    Thread Starter vbpartners

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    I’ve tried just about everything i can imagine… i’m sure it’s something easy, just not seeing it….

    anybody have any ideas i can try? need to balance that home page and have at least 1 or 2 more of the photo thumbprints to the right of that two lines beneath the slider.

    thanks!

    Thread Starter vbpartners

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    WOW!!! Ok… so i figured it out!

    Remembered that i had recently worked on another thesis theme, pulled it up and looked at the custom_functions.php file.

    It ended not like ?>, as the article mentioned, but with:
    <?php
    }

    Probably a thesis specific thing…. but anyways, updated the file, the errors are gone, template is once again where it should be!

    Esmi – thanks again for your time, going back and forth, and helping me through this.

    have a great day ??

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    HI, thanks again for the link.

    I went through and did what it said. According to that article, my custom_functions.php file was missing the last ?>

    I followed the directions, added it and re-uploaded the file.

    I now have another parse error –
    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/content/64/5613064/html/jmfolder/wp-content/themes/thesis_151/custom/custom_functions.php on line 29

    line 29 is ?>, which was recommended to be added by link on solving headers already sent.

    what am i missing or doing wrong?

    sorry, really appreciate your time… just cross-eyed at this moment…

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    Wow… thanks for that reference. I just got handed this site, so not too familiar with what had been done before on it. I need to go through each error and see what to do.

    As for what i had done, i had worked on the custom_functions.php file trying to add info to the footer (its a thesis theme). I had deleted the end bracket accidentally and I got the parse error.

    I was able via ftp to fix the file and the site seemed fine, was able to get into it last night.

    Just now i rechecked and i’m getting a different error:

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/content/64/5613064/html/jmfolder/wp-content/themes/thesis_151/custom/custom_functions.php:1) in /home/content/64/5613064/html/jmfolder/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 868

    I’ve looked up this pluggable.php file and line 868 is:
    header(“Location: $location”, true, $status);

    What do i need to do to resolve this error/problem? I can’t even access the wp dashboard to work on the other problems meanwhile.

    Any suggestions/tips would be very appreciated

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    Got it figured out…. ??

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    wow… you are great ?? thanks for the tip.. have copied it into my on-going list of how-to’s….

    worked like a charm ??

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    great thanks for the tip… really like CF7 ??

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    I only had one pluging, Contact Form 7, and go figure, i deactivated it and it solved the problem.

    I’ve always used Contact Form 7 and never had this issue… is there another contact form that i should try? or do you think it’s safe to reactivate it and see if it happens again?

    thanks for your time ??

    Thread Starter vbpartners

    (@vbpartners)

    link is working now… sorry about that…

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