numbersplanet
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uploaded new header image but old one remainsAt first glance at your page source, looks like you have your #page and/or your #header selectors screwed up.
The #page selector is defined in the default style.css for your theme, but then you go and define it again in the header.php of your theme(so it would appear anyway).
Try removing your #page selector you’ve got in your theme’s header.php(if that’s where you have it). Then take a good look at all your selectors, cause from what I can tell, you have some defined more than once, and some tweaking should fix your issue.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: editing default theme !Sorry, I didn’t notice the “Your Friend” answer, and otherwise didn’t think the poor guy got an answer after 8 hours posted, no had he responded to say that helped.
Frankly, I find your attitude towards moderation of my only two post trying to assist very rude.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uploaded new header image but old one remainsThat’s why I asked him for a link. Who know what’s he’s done to his header. Excuse me!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uploaded new header image but old one remainsA blue border usually indicates a hypertext link. Is there an anchor tag around your image?
Got a link ?
That might address the blue border. As far as the default image showing up, did you edit the header.php for your theme to pull up your new logo ?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: editing default theme !Sounds like you want to modify the <body> tag, which is in the header.php. You can edit it directly using your Admin Dashboard. Navigate your way into the dashboard, click on the Presentation link in the menu, then click Theme Editor. Once you are in the Theme Editor window, click the link on the right for Header. Then just find the <body> tag in the edit window.
Good Luck!
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