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Header editing

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7:22 pm
May 19, 2010


teadrinker02

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I uploaded a custom header but it is super imposed over the title and description.  How do I get rid of the old title and description since the header will take the place of it?  Thank you.

1:30 pm
May 28, 2010


viewchanger

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I sure wish someone would reply to this question.  I've asked it myself.  I do NOT want the title and subtitle to appear on my header.

I already have the title in my header graphic–primarily because the font I wanted to use is NOT available in the theme selection.

 

I also wanted to know if there is a way to upload the font I DO want??

 

Please answer.

Thanks.

2:54 pm
May 30, 2010


triviaowl

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posts 9

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The fastest solution to this is  to go to wordpress settings and remove your blog title and subtitle  under general (i think). Its not the best solution but it works. Its not the best because wordpress now doesn't know what your blog is called. I think the all in one seo plugin may fix this as it allows you to name your blog in a different way, but I'm no expert and you would need to check. Alternatively, redesign your header to accomodate the text well. The forum has other fixes but comments appear to indicate they are not always successful.

3:33 pm
May 30, 2010


triviaowl

Member

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Ive been reading the forum, using the page links, because there are lots of awesome tips for customization here. Just came across a better fix from Ryan at

http://www.flexibilitytheme.com/forum/theme-customization/how-do-i-hide-my-blog-title/

 

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There are several ways to remove the title and tagline. One is to just enter some giberish into the custom logo
image blank. Not an ideal solution, because your server will report a 404 error looking for your giberish image. 
The other is to use a transparent image as the custom logo. If you make it something like 100px X 300px it will
be clickable to your home page. The third way, would leave your title and tagline in the code, just make it invisible
via CSS.  Add this to the end of the style.php file and then resave your theme settings to rewrite the style sheet:

#header h3, p.tagline {visibility:hidden;}