juukyuu

and sometimes it would redirect me to another page too:

https://www.resellercluster.com/reseller-hosting.html

now what is that thing? 0__o

wow! yessss, thank you very much!

YAY!! =D

ahh, yes. this sounds much more than a hard work which i took into a consideration that i don’t want to work on it anymore.

anyways, thank you very much for your response and time!

ahh, thank you. but this isn’t what i’m looking for. :[ what i’m looking for is here, an example:

davidhellmann.com

you see a couple of sidebars at the bottom of the page. i’m assuming that these are originally widgets and he added widget title by customization.

“”you have to see…” and “latest articles” as widget titles.

these two are like under the “background image” in css for the widget title itself since i already checked his style css, and still couldn’t figure it out how. and the question is how to do that for each of the widget with a hidden “background-image” like his?

i’m so sorry for the confusion.

yes yes, no problem. note that it’s very messy right now and i have weirdest comments there just to test things out. xD

here: jxade.tk

hello, thank you for your replyyy!

i did not understand it, unfortunately. could you please give some full sample? i mean, if for one widget titled as “about us” then… what do we insert in the functions php widget you provided above?

i’m sorry, this is not what i mean. thank you, though.

so, what i mean was, for example in one of your widget, you have titles as “about us” and “portfolio” …those two are under the sidebar h2, correct? and that means, you can modify its size, color, font, or however you like under the basic css. to the websites i was referring to that was pretty different to this… they replaced those to a background image.

“about us” original text turns into a real designed in “background-image” css format.

like you see here: davidhellmann.com

at the bottom of the page, you see things like “latest articles” within the widget. that widget title isn’t original itself. there’s a “background-image” behind it.

so, the question is: how?