Posted by WrathofDawn at 12:35 a.m.
where I put this brackets [] use <> [img src="Link to the image"]Hope this helps.
In the header section of your template use:#header { margin:0 auto 10px; background:#000 url("http://your.pic.address.and.filename") no-repeat center top;}This ought to do it.
That all seems terribly complicated. I was going to suggest typing BLOODYBLOGGERPUTTHEFOOKINHEADERGRAPHICINALREADYYABUNCHABOLLOX!!!!.I think my suggestion is the most elegant, but possibly won't work as well as andy's and dcver's.That is all.
RP, I'm with you!
Several different ways depending on the type of template you have (and your code says that you have 'Minima'). If it's a big picture, your HTML needs to be doctored. If it's not too big, you can probably use something likebackground-image: url(http://blahblahblah); height: __ px; background-repeat: repeat-x;If you have trouble, let me know and I'll see what I can do : )
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where I put this brackets [] use <>
[img src="Link to the image"]
Hope this helps.
In the header section of your template use:
#header {
margin:0 auto 10px;
background:#000 url("http://your.pic.address.and.filename") no-repeat center top;}
This ought to do it.
That all seems terribly complicated. I was going to suggest typing BLOODYBLOGGERPUTTHEFOOKINHEADERGRAPHICINALREADYYABUNCHABOLLOX!!!!.
I think my suggestion is the most elegant, but possibly won't work as well as andy's and dcver's.
That is all.
RP, I'm with you!
Several different ways depending on the type of template you have (and your code says that you have 'Minima').
If it's a big picture, your HTML needs to be doctored. If it's not too big, you can probably use something like
background-image: url(http://blahblahblah);
height: __ px;
background-repeat: repeat-x;
If you have trouble, let me know and I'll see what I can do : )
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