• I have a banner with an integrated title on it, so I removed the default title display by modifying the h1 line in index.php to say this: <h1 id="header">"></h1>
    The problem is that people used to be able to click the title to return to the top page of my blog. I’d like to either…
    1. Set hotspots within my banner, or if that’s too difficult…
    2. Have the entire header area act as a ‘return to home’ link.
    How do I do either of these? I use Fireworks and created a hotspot using my graphic, and it threw off the code below. Not sure where it goes in wp, though….

    <html>
    <head>
    <title>filename.gif</title>
    <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;">
    </head>
    <body bgcolor="#ffffff">
    <map name="m_null">

    </map>
    </body>
    </html>

    Thanks.

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  • Can you not use the image and css to achieve this ?

    Thread Starter johannmon

    (@johannmon)

    I’m not sure, I do not know how to do it. This seems like something that would be a common desire, for people to replace the title text with a banner or logo, but still have the banner / logo clickable. Am I missing some easy way to do this?

    Thread Starter johannmon

    (@johannmon)

    I solved my own problem. Not exactly sure why this works, but it does. Starting in line 31 of index.php:
    “>
    <h1 id=”header”></h1>

    In other words, the a href was moved to its own line, prior to h1 id, then the closing slash a was moved to the line after the slash h1. My entire banner area now links back to the top level page.

    Thread Starter johannmon

    (@johannmon)

    Oops, the text was eaten up, here it is reposted without some of the symbols
    a href=”?php bloginfo(‘url’); ?”
    h1 id=”header” [slash]h1
    [slash]a

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