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dwelby101
ParticipantYou are a legend!!
Cheers!
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ParticipantIt started working all by itself. Odd. Thanks!
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ParticipantYay! You are a legend, dkuropatwa! Thanks for your clear explanation of how to fix the custom header image so that it links back to the home page. Genius! (If you’re looking for this fix, see the details on page 3 in this thread.)
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ParticipantFound a solution with CSS
1) Select the display text on the header configuration. This will display the text on top of the image.
2) Hide the text with CSS and keep the link: Go to the CSS editor of the template and search for \”#site-title a\”, then replace the style to:#site-title a {
color: #151515;
display: block;
height: 100px;
left: -1000px;
text-indent: -1000px;
width: 900px;
}
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