Changed header height in CSS but now can’t place image
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I am the admin for hellonedman.com. I began with the theme Contempt by Michael Heilemann. In Edit CSS, I increased the header height from 150 to 400. However, now when I try to either 1.) insert a header using the “custom header” option or 2.) insert a file name in the CSS itself, i have problems. It always keeps the image at the original size, fits it to the top of the header, leaving white space for the rest.
How can I insert my graphic at this new size?
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Thanks, just needed that to double-check. You will have to change the size of the image prior to uploading it. Custom CSS is very fussy that way; the image needs to be exactly the right size.
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So the uploaded image should be exactly 750×400, correct? And then after I upload the image into the Media Library, I plug in the file name in the “Edit CSS” section? Am I in the right location (below)?
#headerimg {
height:400px;
width:100%;
background-image:(_________);
margin:0;
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Just figured it out. For anyone else who has this problem, the following thread is vary helpful:
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/lost-custom-banner-when-css-edited-need-help?replies=6
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