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Hi there! I am using the Metro theme and I uploaded a header image and it works perfectly on my PC.
It is positioned perfectly, but the uploader calls for a 1080x87 pixel image which means it doesn't seem to work right on mobile devices because the logo has a bunch of white space on the right to upload properly. My logo is actually 635x87 pixels but when I try to upload that size image, it wants me to crop it proportionally to the 1080x87.
I know I can use the responsive header plugin to change the size based upon the device, but the 1080x87 sized logo has a bunch of white on the right side so it will never view correctly.
I'm not sure I am making much sense...
This is the 1080x87 logo that doesn't require me to crop it. It appears perfectly on the PC but has all that white space on the right.
http://kimgrabinski.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/logo6.jpg
This is the 635x87 logo that gets cropped in order to be uploaded, and then it will stretch to 1080 wide.
http://kimgrabinski.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/cropped-logo241.jpg
What I want is it to display like it is using the 1080x87 logo but be able to center when viewed on mobile, like the original Metro demo does.
Here is the url I am using:
I feel like I am missing something simple but I just can't figure it out.
Thanks so much!
I think I figured this out.
In the functions.php I found:
// Add support for custom header
add_theme_support( 'genesis-custom-header', array(
'flex-height' => true,
'height' => 87,
'width' => 1080
) );I ended up changing how I wanted the logo but that seems to be why I was having trouble. I just wanted to share that in case anyone else has similar issues.
Maybe I'm a bit confused but what did you change to make a custom header work? I'm having the same issue with the header not appearing on mobile devices correctly.
To get it to appear on mobile devices correctly I used the: "Genesis Responsive Header" plugin.
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