Header Image

  • Resolved HopefulGJL

    (@hopefulgjl)


    13 years, 6 months ago

    Hello.

    I am using the FlexSqueeze theme, and am attempting to apply a custom uploaded image to my header area. I have followed the instructions in the theme itself, made the image the correct size, and the image is not appearing in the header area when attempting to apply it.

    Something is happening when I try to apply the image, though, as the header area changes to a brighter blue when I do have what I need to apply this image in that section of the theme settings rather than just the default selection choices when that custom area is blank; but that area where I need to apply the custom image in the theme settings is, in theory, supposed to over-ride those other default selections. I also do not see a way to turn “off” those other default selections either. Anyone know why the custom image seems to be being “blocked” by something?

    What information would be needed to help diagnose the cause of this so I can apply a custom image there? Or, what things do you recommend I try? Apologies if this was a bit confusing, and I’ll be happy to attempt clarifying this as it’s difficult to describe without you seeing these settings directly.

    I really don’t know code and am new to this so any and all help is much appreciated! Thanks in advance!

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  • Thread Starter HopefulGJL

    (@hopefulgjl)

    I was fortunate enough to receive the answer on a different forum.

    I needed to go in to my CPanel and use the file manager. Once there, I used the upload feature to upload the image directly in to the header folder of my theme where the other, existing images are.

    The only unfortunate part was that I needed to over-write an existing image in order to apply my custom image. I did save the original image I over-wrote in case I ever want it again.

    I hope that helps anyone else facing the same issue.

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