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1. 

   dcolangelo
   Member

   Currently, the logo (site title) links to the blog home page. How do I change that link to an external website?

   Posted 1 year ago #
2. 

   vfxdude
   admin

   you can add a image with a custom link into the header with the bf page widget (create a page and add it to the one of the header adspaces. or you can add it to header.php.

   Posted 1 year ago #
3. 

   Duncan
   Member

   I'm still really a neophyte when working on this - what/where would the code in the header.php file go?

   I can see through firebug the id's - but I don't see the reference to the logo link.

   Thanks for your patience, I appreciate your genius for making this awesome theme!

   Duncan

   Posted 8 months ago #
4. 

   vfxdude
   admin

   you create a page insert the image (with the link) into the page, and then add the page to a widget area ("Adspace - top of the page" or "Adspace - header") with the BF Page widget.

   Posted 8 months ago #
5. 

   Duncan
   Member

   Awesome, thank you.

   It works great as a logo replacer option. However, when I use the "Adspace - top of the page" with the BF Page widget it shifts the search function and the rss feed button down. What would be the way to make it so that it doesn't?

   Thanks again!

   Posted 8 months ago #
6. 

   vfxdude
   admin

   do you want the image as an background to those? you can always - margin items, like this (add to bottom of style.css or in a child theme, and adjust the number to place them at the right place):
   
#rss, #topsearch { margin-top: -20px; }

   Another solution is to add it as an background image to the header div, like this:

   #header { background-image: url(http:test.com/images/header.png); }

   You can add a top margin to the navigation to push it down like this:
ul.navigation {margin-top: 50px; }

   If you want to do more css modifications I suggest to use Firebug.

   Posted 8 months ago #
7. 

   Duncan
   Member

   Too cool - your DNA must've been spliced with code. Thanks again!

   I ended up doing this at the bottom of the style.css:

   #rss { margin-top: -55px; }
   #topsearch { margin-top: -55px; margin-right: 35px; }

   when the #rss and #topsearch were on the same line the search function was on top of the rss button, odd, but adding margin to the search seemed to do the trick.

   Thanks for your amazing help!

   Duncan

   Posted 8 months ago #

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