[Cottagewebs]

Hello again. I have reloaded the original functions.php using FTP and happy to say, I have my site back. Thanks for your advice, but I think I'd be safer asking a PHP programmer to do this, I don't trust myself!
All the best.

[Cottagewebs]

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[Cottagewebs]

Many thanks for your advice, Braddalto.

Unfortunately, I am not very knowledgeable with regards PHP. Could I just ask how to change this and on which file; is it the functions.php or theme-defaults.php (lib/theme-defaults.php)?

I am using the default template for all my pages. Thank you.

[Cottagewebs]

you may find it shows when you publish, there is also a visibility button which can be set to hide maybe check it is on show in the widget area.

[Cottagewebs]

Dear Tom,
Thanks for your help.
Yes, we did add the data for all those taxonomies, then finally added a mock property so we could select some of them.
The developers also helped in so much as the set up for the taxonomies had to be identical to the set up guide and we had left a couple of them out. All fixed now.
Thanks anyway!

[Cottagewebs]

That's really great - thank you. Changing css is a bit scary, because I'm really not sure what I'm doing, but I looked at this file again and changed the values, as advised. I found another reference to the header-image and also changed that:

}

.header-image .title-area {
width: 1000px;
padding: 0;

Finally I also the section for the height and changed that too:

}

.header-image .site-title > a {
float: left;
min-height: 335px;
width: 100%;

BRILLIANT it's all showing now and I feel I am making progress. The only thing which spoils it now is block of brown space to the right, but I guess that's another issue. For now, we should continue with the tutorial which goes with this theme and get some more content on the site, before we go any further.

Thanks for all your assistance which has been very helpful.

[Cottagewebs]

Dear Dev,
Sorry to confuse you, but no it's not a wordpress site YET but this is the one I want the header from, for when we build a new one (and hopefully with the Going Green theme.)
I am also working on another Studio press template and hoping to resolve the same issue, and using this as a 'testing ground' before I commit to another template.

This uses the AgentPress Pro theme (which also had 'custom header' as a feature)
My header is 1000 x 335
But only a tiny fraction of that image is showing (I notice both these templates were developed by the same web professional so what works on this, must surely apply to the other one too)

Our testing site using AgentPress Pro is http://www.walbertondental.co.uk/
I'm going to try uploading the image as a PNG file as suggested in the last post.

[Cottagewebs]

Hi braddalton, thanks for your message.
I've had a look at another theme I've bought and altered this line:

//* Add support for custom header
add_theme_support( 'custom-header', array(
'header-selector' => '.site-title a',
'header-text' => false,
'height' => 80,
'width' => 320,

to

//* Add support for custom header
add_theme_support( 'custom-header', array(
'header-selector' => '.site-title a',
'header-text' => false,
'height' => 335,
'width' => 1000,

I now see that in those values reflected in the appearance > header
So I've uploaded a header that size.
However, on the page itself, the area is still confined to the original 320 x 80 proportions so most of the image is cropped out.

I am sorry to say I'm stuck with the .css file and don't understand where to change it. Like I say, I'm new to all this but really like this theme and if I can adapt it to accommodate the logo I'd be delighted to purchase it.

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