thewebwiz

The message you got says it was trying to add an additional 59kB. I suggest trying suggestion #2 above again, this time with a value of 128M or even 256M.

This is the memory allocated to WordPress itself, so should fix the problem. If that fails, then by all means contact your host to have them increase your memory allocation. They will usually oblige.

Good luck.
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Cordially, David

You may also like to consider using SVG images instead of JPEGs – although your choice of text is a better one if that works for you. ??

Super Vector Graphics

Possibly related to this is a JS bug, reported here: Bug in functions.js; please fix!

Resolved! Kind of.

This script is invoked on DOM ready, so unless the header image is cached and loaded, the computed offset is incorrect. The solution is to invoke the script on page load. It means changing line 63 of functions.js from this:
$( function() {
to this:
_window.load( function() {

Now I have another problem – how to make this change from a child theme?
Anyone?
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Cordially, David