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Just wanted to update and say that this problem only happens with the sidebar width set to “four.”

Brunelleschi options allow you to have a sidebar width of either two, three, or four (and “four” is misspelled as “tour” on the drop-down menu, FWIW). The problem with the sidebar as described only happens when the sidebar is set to four. It does not happen at all when there are two sidebars.

So the workaround is to have a narrower sidebar, of course, but if I can use a sidebar of width four I would like to. Let me know if you have any thoughts, and thanks.

So I’ve been reading around trying to figure out what a header outside of the wrapper class means, and it looks like it might break the design.

Before I even ask how to do this, can someone tell me if a header outside the wrapper might cause the header to look different or “broken” in some web browsers?

Is it possible to make the wrapper class larger so that it allows a header to be wider?

I’m very much a newbie so if these questions are weird, it’s because I honestly don’t understand what I’m talking about.

Whoops – thanks for correcting me! That worked just fine, I appreciate the help.

Guess I should have mentioned I’m not just a newbie, I’m a Super Newbie.

On the second example, I assume you mean change h3 to something larger like h2. I tried that and it didn’t work. I changed the h3 to other values between h1 and h6 with no change to the font size at all.

ETA: I forgot to mention the first code worked just fine — I changed from 13 px to 16 px and it worked like a charm. Thanks!

That is so strange. I assume we both have WP 3.3.2, and we both surely downloaded the same version of Brunelleschi. I have no idea why it didn’t work for me.

My goodness Chip, that did it. Thank you so much! And thank you too, Digital Raindrops!

I downloaded those files, used them (deleting the ones I had in the directory previously) and it still didn’t work.

Thank you, but it didn’t work. I am flummoxed. I just cut and pasted it exactly as shown in the pastebin file into a new functions.php in the child theme folder.

I thought at first the problem was that I had changed the width from 1140 to 1024, but I went back to 1140 and that didn’t work, either.

I don’t think the problem is anything I did in the style.css file (in my child theme folder). All I changed in there were the colors, and I don’t think I accidentally broke some code while doing so.

Do you think an uninstall and re-install of Brunelleschi would help?

Hi alchymyth — Yes, I tried a new image, a custom one that I mocked up just so it would have a 300 px height. It was resized to the original 198 px height.

Unfortunately that didn’t work, but thanks for trying! I fiddled with the code a bit and kept getting this error:

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/XXXXXX/public_html/wp-content/themes/brunelleschi-child/functions.php:1) in /home/XXXXXX/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 866

(The X’s are just to block out my administration userid.)

That line 866 in pluggable.php is:

header(“Location: $location”, true, $status);

I’m not really sure what that means.

I forgot the URL, sorry:

marieprevostonline.com

I’m using Brunelleschi. I don’t think there’s anything in the style.css to define the header. Here is the code bit for the header in style.css:

[CSS code moderated – a link to your site is enough to access the styles]

Thanks!

I’m just updating this in hopes someone can please answer!

I’ve gotten the functions.php file in the child theme to work, so I’m no longer editing the original file. With the child theme functions.php it once again SAYS you can choose an image 300 px tall on the Custom Header page, but if I use a 300 px tall image it still gets scaled down to 198. It’s as though changing the functions.php file only changes the text on the Dashboard page, not the actual image.

So there’s my problem ?? Thanks for letting me know.

I’ve changed the functions.php to only have the one bit of code I wanted for now (the header size) and sadly am having the exact same problem I was having before. I’ve got another post on the header problem specifically, so I’ll go reply over there again so I don’t end up creating a duplicate thread. Thanks again.

Sure, here it is:

<?php
/*----------------------------------------
#
# Theme Name: Brunelleschi
# Theme Author: Kit MacAllister
#
----------------------------------------*/

/*----------------------------------------
#
# BRUNELLESCHI SETUP
#
----------------------------------------*/

/* Run Brunelleschi Theme Setup */
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'brunelleschi_setup' );

/* brunelleschi setup */
if ( ! function_exists( 'brunelleschi_setup' ) ):
	function brunelleschi_setup() {

		/* Load Theme TextDomain */
		load_theme_textdomain( 'brunelleschi', TEMPLATEPATH . '/languages' );

		$locale = get_locale();
		$locale_file = TEMPLATEPATH . "/languages/$locale.php";
		if ( is_readable( $locale_file ) )
		require_once( $locale_file );

		/* Add Custom Background */
		add_custom_background();

Hi Phil – I got it to work by changing only the second example you gave, the one on line 729. Then I went through and found all the blue links in the code and changed them to the same color #580000 and it changed the sidebars only. Thanks!