About Sridhar Katakam
I am an independent WordPress web consultant with 10 years of experience in WordPress theme installation, customization, administration, maintenance, support, documentation, troubleshooting and PSD/design to WP.
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I am trying to add a custom image to Lifestyle Pro as you explain, but my image that I built in XHeader does not have a URL or any identifying code that I can see.
So when you say to replace the image URL in Line 8 in the Functions editor of Lifestyle Pro, I have nothing to replace it with.
How can I get a URL for my image?
Thank You!
David Perata
Will this wide header be responsive using this method?
Hi,
Is it also possible to add the genesis responsive slider in the header of Lifestyle pro?
Thanks!
Thanks for the great tutorials! Do you happen to know if there are any functional differences between Lifestyle Pro and Magazine Pro? Or are they the same underneath just with a different look? I am deciding between the two themes and am having a hard time picking one. I’m currently on blogger and moving to WP. Thanks
To answer a question here, no, this will not make the header responsive.
Actually it is responsive – I followed the tutorial exactly and this is what the header looks like on this site – http://bmpsychology.com.au
Thank you very much for this tutorial, i was able to do this within minutes.
Short and straight to the point.
[…] the past I showed how a wide header can be added in Lifestyle Pro and Agency Pro Genesis child […]
This is just what I was looking for. I really appreciate the great tutorial and love the ability to copy the code directly. Thanks!
Hi,
I’ve tried following these instructions and I’m not having any luck. There are no changes visible. Do the CSS or PHP changes need to be placed in a certain area of the file?
Thank you!
I followed the directions exactly as written, but what I get is the header.jpg inside the header above the site title and tagline. What am I missing?