justanotherpoet

I tried that. Doesn’t work. It only gives a link to the document, which, if you click on it, takes you to a new window and shows the doc. I want to be able to actually upload the document into the page/post editor itself, and be able to edit it.

Oh yeah…well I figured it out on my own. My theme is Albizia and I’m located at https://www.burstingplethora.com. It took me a while to figure it out. Here are the steps I followed:

* Create the image (850x200px)
* Upload the image to a free url hosting site, such as https://www.imageurlhost.com/
* Once uploaded, click image to view it at full size
* On that screen, copy the URL in your address bar
* Go to Appearance<Albizia Theme Options<Header
* Make sure option 1B is selected
* Paste URL into the box beside 1B
* Scroll down, click Update Options
* Finito!

Those were the kind of instructions I was looking for. Novice me! Thanks everybody for at least trying to help me. Peace and Love to you all!

Thanks but I can’t figure stuff like that out. I’m a poet not a computer wiz. If it’s possible, can somebody just give me step-by-step, clear instructions of EXACTLY what I have to do to add a custom header image. Thank you.

Thanks. I’ll give it a whirl.

Well I want to be able to use a variety of fonts on my site, not just the standard font my theme comes with. Say, maybe have the option of ten fonts. From what I understand, I can accomplish this by inserting Custom CSS into the Theme Options for Albizia. Is this accurate? If so, where can I get this custom CSS from? Me writing the entire thing myself is pretty much not an option. But if I can copy and paste the exact CSS I would need to do this into the Insert CSS feature, that would help. Even if the CSS was for fonts that I didn’t want to use. I could then just replace words like “Times New Roman” with words like “Brush Script”. Is that correct? I would also like the fonts I insert to have the option of being in different sizes, from say 12pt to 72pt. By the way, I have installed and activated the WP Google Fonts plugin.

Thanks everybody.

Alright, thank you everybody. I’m gonna stick with the lower cost option for now. If I ever need more bandwidth, then I’ll upgrade. Makes sense. Peace and Love.