Header Images
Dialogue Theme Header images
How to change the header image
The header image is located in the theme root folder (normally:wp-content/themes/dialogue/) in the subfolder “images/” (so the full url to the file is /wp-content/themes/dialogue/images/) and called “head.jpg”. If you want to change the image, create a new picture with the same image dimensions (default: 900×210pixel), name it “head.jpg” and replace the current file in /wp-content/themes/dialogue/images/.
Otherwise, you can manually edit the style.css and set file dimensions as you need them.
#head {
background : url(images/head.jpg) no-repeat top center;
height : 210px;
padding : 0 0 0 0;
margin : 0 0 0 0;
}
Get a new header image for dialogue
Here are some free variations of the head.jpg file. You must rename the files to “head.jpg” and replace the current one in /wp-content/themes/dialogue/images/
You can download the images by right-clicking on the image -> save as
Monday, 31. August 2009 19:47
Can I customize header and colors with this theme?
Tuesday, 1. September 2009 15:54
Sure, but you need to edit all images (head, back, footer etc)
Saturday, 19. September 2009 2:24
How would one do that? I want to change the appearance of my site name in the header, and possibly swap out the header photo.
Thanks.
Monday, 21. September 2009 9:19
Hello Fred,
a) changing the header image:
Create your header image (900×210pxl), rename it to head.jpg and replace the head.jpg in the themes images folder.
b) appearance of site name
Download and open header.php, search for ‘div id=”titel”‘ and change the code behind ‘”a style=”…..)”
Monday, 21. September 2009 22:52
Thank you for the advice above, re: changing the appearance of my site name in the header. I was able to follow your response, but I didn’t know what the HTML code would be to change the style from “small-caps” to a combination of large and small caps or else caps and lowercase. (My site is called “DecoratingGuru,” but right now it just reads as DECORATINGGURU, and I would like the D and G to be larger.)
Secondly, how might I add a subhead under that?
Sorry–I know you don’t want to be an HTML teacher, but any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks.
Tuesday, 22. September 2009 5:24
Hi again. NEVER MIND! I figured out how to do the things I asked in the question above. Thanks anyway!
Fred
Monday, 28. September 2009 15:16