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Old 10-28-2011, 09:07 AM
rogerab22 rogerab22 is offline
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Exclamation Header Theme Support

Hi,

I am working the genesis framework, and building a child theme. Instead of ediditing the css file and adding header code to the child for inserting a custom header image with no text i decided to use:

PHP Code:
add_theme_support'genesis-custom-header', array( 'width' => 960'height' => 240'no_header_text' => true 'header_image' => 'images/header.png' ) ); 
From what i understand from the documentation, this will make the proper changes to the style and insert the header with out going through the rest of the code.

I would prefer this way as it feels cleaner to me. However, i am not receiving a image, and I still see text in the header. But i know the command is running because the header functionality is added to the theme, with a default size of 960x240.

Have i miss understood the documentation? Or is there something i still need to add?

Thank you for any help in advance.

Roger
chicago, il
 

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