[Mark Scott]

@theateradvisor, many thanks. Your code came in very handy.

[Mark Scott]

Susan, thanks for clarifying that, and thanks for the quick response.

[Mark Scott]

I found the culprit: the Genesis Simple Edits plugin.

[Mark Scott]

Paul, the website is a friend's. He self-hosts and is in the process of configuring a new build.

[Mark Scott]

It's working now. It was a file permission error.

Thanks for your time, Brad.

[Mark Scott]

Brad, thanks for the quick response!

I am using a transparent background.

Here is the image: http://web.innov8.net.au:8080/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/header-logo.png

Oh, I just tried displaying it in a browser and I get an internal server error. It looks like this might be an IIS issue.

[Mark Scott]

Brad, I'm having the same problem.

I have the settings in my CSS and functions.php, exactly as you've shown them. My header image is exactly 1140 X 100.  I can see it in the media library, but it won't display on the pages.

If I use a smaller-sized image (all I really want is a logo 172 x 50) it gets blown up to an enormous size and I'm forced to crop it. What happended to the skip cropping option?

Any help will be most appreciated.

The site is http://www.innov8.net.au

Header text is still showing, but a header image is set.

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