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11:31 am February 11, 2010
| sdharlow
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I have a custom jpg header. How can I entermy blog Title, and Description, yet have it be invisible to everything but the Google Bots? I am comfortable working with the CSS, PHP and HTML, so whatever combo works, I sure would love to have the answer. Thanks in advance for your help.
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6:26 pm February 11, 2010
| sdharlow
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Never mind. I got it figured out thanks to an earlier post reply by Holly Powell. Thanks a lot Holly! It worked like a charm!
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11:42 pm March 1, 2010
| TeamOberfoell
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I also have a custom image for the header.
Will you please show me where the older post from Holly Powell is? I cannot seem to locate it.
thanks
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5:24 am March 2, 2010
| Ryan
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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;}
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