• I previously used the oxygen theme on wordpress.com where it allows you to have a custom header that still displays the website Title and description. Now, I either get a tiny banner where the Site Title should be or I get a site title but no header banner. How can I make my header look like it did on wordpress.com?

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  • Step 1.
    Make sure the header image is 940px in width and any height.

    Step 2.
    Go to your About page and upload the image to it, but don’t insert into the content area, just upload through this page so that the image belongs to it.

    Step 3.
    Get (copy to use later) the img source.

    Step 4.
    Put this into Text Widget that is dragged into Sidebar Header. Replace img src with yours.

    <a href="https://example.com" rel="home" title="Example Title">
    	<img src="https://dummyimage.com/940x200/ff0000/fff.png" alt="example" />
    </a>

    Step 5.
    Go to Appearance > Customize > Misc > Custom CSS and put this in, click save.

    #branding, #sidebar-header { float: none; width: 100%; height: auto; }
    #sidebar-header .widget { margin-bottom: 0; }

    The last step is optional that you can use theme’s Custom CSS option, or Child theme stylesheet, or Custom CSS plugin.

    Thread Starter jzahara

    (@jzahara)

    You rock! I just made the changes and it worked!!! Thank you sooo much! I really appreciate it!

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