Remove Blog Title and Desc From Header

[barklay]

I'm using the simple red theme and I have placed the blog logo where the title and description appear. Of course now they appear over top the logo. How do I get rid of the blog title and description?

[leblaque]

Barklay,

Don't count on getting any meaningful help from these guys. The single most common problem is the adsense theme yet its the one problem they 1) refuse to fix or 2) answer in a helpful manner.

Sorry.

Marcel.

[queeneve]

does this answer your question
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/in_category

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/114728

[barklay]

Well, not much help here. Not much help anywhere. I put a support ticket in and I'm suppose to resubmit a support ticket if my question isn't answered. This is just taking way too much time and effort on my part for a simple issue.

I will give this another couple of days and then I'm switching to another theme.

Does anyone have any idea how to remove the header title and description from the header and have the entire header a link home?

Simple Red Theme

[nekonron]

From your Wordpress Dashboard, go to your Presentation > Theme Editor > Header

Look for the following codes:

<*h1*><*a href="<*?php echo get_option('home'); ?*>*/">*<*?*php bloginfo('name'); ?><*/*a>
<*div class="Desc"><*?php bloginfo('description'); ?><*/div> (ignore the *'s)


If you removed those codes, your header will no longer display your blog name and description. I assume you are planning to use an image banner as your header, which you would want to link to the index page. Here are the codes for it:

(Ignore the *'s)

<*a href="ht*tp://YourUrlHere.com"><*img src="ht*tp://YourImageUrlHere.com"><*/a>

Sometimes we miss out on threads either due to technical issue or human error, which in this case I saw the thread but forgot to reply, so my apologies here.

[barklay]

Originally Posted by nekonron

From your Wordpress Dashboard, go to your Presentation > Theme Editor > Header

Look for the following codes:

<*h1*><*a href="<*?php echo get_option('home'); ?*>*/">*<*?*php bloginfo('name'); ?><*/*a>
<*div class="Desc"><*?php bloginfo('description'); ?><*/div> (ignore the *'s)


If you removed those codes, your header will no longer display your blog name and description. I assume you are planning to use an image banner as your header, which you would want to link to the index page. Here are the codes for it:

(Ignore the *'s)

<*a href="ht*tp://YourUrlHere.com"><*img src="ht*tp://YourImageUrlHere.com"><*/a>

Sometimes we miss out on threads either due to technical issue or human error, which in this case I saw the thread but forgot to reply, so my apologies here.

Thanks for the reply, however I have tried that with no luck, but tried it once again with no luck. Indeed the name and desc are gone, but there is still no link to the site.

The header image is being loaded from the style sheet. It is also in the header.php, but only the style sheet loads it.

[nekonron]

If the header image is being loaded from the stylesheet, you need to upload the banner into your theme's images folder.

Could you post your URL so I can have a look? We might be missing out something else.

[barklay]

Here is the url:

http://www.f1-togo.com

thanx for your continuing help

[nekonron]

Look for something like this in your Header.php (might look slightly different within your php file, since I'm taking this out of the page source code)

<*div class="HeaderBG">
<*div class="Header">
<*a href="<*img">http://www.f1-togo.com"><*img src="http://www.f1-togo.com/blog1/images/f1togo1.jpg">
<*div id="newsletter">

Change the img src to http://www.f1-togo.com/wp-content/th...es/f1togo1.jpg and that should take care of it.

[johnkutu]

Originally Posted by nekonron

Look for something like this in your Header.php (might look slightly different within your php file, since I'm taking this out of the page source code)

<*div class="HeaderBG">
<*div class="Header">
<*a href="<*img">http://www.f1-togo.com"><*img src="http://www.f1-togo.com/blog1/images/f1togo1.jpg">
<*div id="newsletter">

Change the img src to http://www.f1-togo.com/wp-content/th...es/f1togo1.jpg and that should take care of it.

nekonron, pls help me out, I followed ur instruction that u gave barklay, but ended up having an over-sized image. check out my blog at: http://www.telenovelastories.tv and advise on what to do on this simple red theme.

help would be appreciated