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Thank you for this tips guys. Before your replies, I ended up finding this page — and though it means a few more lines of code, it worked. This would only be a workable solution for a static website with fewer than a dozen pages.

Sanjiv — I’ll try using your CSS above and see if that does the trick as well. Thanks very much.

I found this page, which provides instructions on how to modify the code of the header.php file for the TwentyEleven theme:

Will a similar tactic work in Clean Retina?

To clarify the above post: I am interested in removing or changing the header IMAGE from secondary pages (not the entire header with title).

I am also interested in removing the header from all subsequent, secondary pages.

Thank you for the suggestion, Sanjiv,

When you suggest editing the “footer-extensions.php” file within the child theme… does that mean making a duplcate copy of the original “footer-extensions.php” and placing it within the child theme folder?

I created a child theme, and added the style.css file to my folder. The only trouble I had was that my header image went away. Easy to replace, and moved on.

Then I created and added the functions.php file that Jan suggested above. It added the line about the Martians, but it also kept the old copyright info. So there are now two lines of copyright info, with half of the info duplicated (the first half).

Am I supposed to go into the original theme’s css and remove a line of code, or is my child-theme php file supposed to take care of that removal?