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1. chillihound
   Member

   Hi, firstly I would just like say say what a great find ThemeLab was for me and the free theme are excellent.

   I downloaded WP Multiflex 5 theme which is near perfect for me.

   I need to make some style changes but I don't know where to start and I don't want to break any of the functionality.

   I would like to change the header from the original (Screenshot: http://www.coolnquiet.co.uk/original.png)

   I would like to make it appear like this (Screenshot: <snip>)

   Thanks for any help you can provide.

   Posted 2 months ago #

2. Leland
   Key Master

   That "modified" screenshot is a little too revealing for Theme Lab, so had to edit it out. To do this you'll probably have to use that as a background image and edit the height to accommodate it, since it appears to be a bit taller than the original

   Posted 2 months ago #

3. chillihound
   Member

   Thanks for your reply and I completely understand your view on the modified image. If I was to create a suitable image would you help format my header CSS.

   Again thank you.

   Posted 2 months ago #

4. chillihound
   Member

   I am starting this request again with a new revised image.

   I downloaded WP Multiflex 5 theme which is near perfect for me.

   I need to make some style changes but I don't know where to start and I don't want to break any of the functionality.

   I would like to change the header from the original (Screenshot: http://www.coolnquiet.co.uk/original.png)

   I would like to make it appear like this (Screenshot: http://www.coolnquiet.co.uk/modded.png)

   The header is the same width as the original, it's slightly taller, it has a background image called header-photo.png - I realize that I will need to recolor the border images - the border color is #333, the background color behind the breadcrumb and search box is #666

   I forgot to add, the theme files I have are original, I haven't changed anything.

   Thanks for any help you can provide, it really is appreciated.

   Posted 2 months ago #

5. Leland
   Key Master

   Okay, I'll have to be honest - doing CSS changes like this isn't something I'm quite good at. I would imagine you'd have to use the background-image CSS code and place the non-repeating image there with the same dimensions. Sorry I can't be of any further help.

   Posted 2 months ago #

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