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Nevermind, I hired another person to do it for me since I didn’t want to mess anything up. Thanks for your answers everyone!

(He basically edited header.php to make that one page use a different header source than the remaining pages)

Thanks for the link, but I’m still really confused. I don’t have any experience with PHP, only minor CSS. Can someone provide step by step directions to doing this?

If I upload a file using the header upload option, how do I know what name its going to be called so I can refer to it using the PHP script? And where do I put the PHP script? Will I have to modify the existing header.php or make a new modified one for just this one specific header?

Yep I found it but don’t really know what I should do. Under branding I have this:

#branding {
border-top: 2px solid #BBB;
padding-bottom: 10px;
position: relative;
z-index: 2;
}

Don’t really see where it refers to the header image, or any place to change the size. Any advice?

Thanks for your prompt response, alchymyth.

Please bear with me as I’m still new to php. I tried to make a child theme by copying the TwentyEleven theme’s folder and all its contents. I read the link you gave me and only said I needed a few files (mainly just style.css), with an @importurl function. When I tried doing this, it messed up my website (error page) so I reverted back to original TwentyEleven theme and deleted the child folder. As of now, I made a copy of TwentyEleven folder in a different directory so if I mess up I’ll use that one.

I am still confused on what I need to do to enable full width for the forum page. I’m assuming the “Default” page theme draws contents from page.php? I copy and pasted the two commands of code you wrote above into style.css but don’t really know where to go from there. Do I still need to make a separate php page for the “full width” theme? If so can you direct me in how to do so?

Much appreciated