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• Posted 1 year ago
• By YikYak
• Latest reply from milo
• This topic is resolved
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• css

1. 

   YikYak
   

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   Posted 1 year ago
   #

   Hi,
   There seem to be a couple of missing images in Tech9 - so my blog keeps sending me emails as a result of 404s!
   In the theme options page 32.png is missing (from the list of links, the one to "Stay Updated")
   in the style.css button-bg.gif seems also to be missing.
   Thanks
   YikYak
2. 

   milo
   

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   Posted 1 year ago
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   Thank you for the constructive feedback,
   pls download updated tech9 version here, tech9 ver no 3.17.1, ty.
3. 

   YikYak
   

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   Posted 1 year ago
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   Thanks for a speedy fix :)
4. 

   milo
   

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   Posted 1 year ago
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   Btw: the custom 404 page alerts you also of hack attempts or other bad linkage on the site.
5. 

   dannybrown
   

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   Posted 1 year ago
   #

   How can I change the header to one of my own, and what dimensions should I use? This is the logo I would like to use:

   appficient.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/appficient_logo_v1.png

   Thanks!

   Danny.
6. 

   milo
   

   moderator
   

   
   Posted 1 year ago
   #

   Prepare img size max 400px width X max 70px height

   open style css, find line 41

   #header{background:transparent url(images/sl.jpg) 0 12px no-repeat;width:100%;height:90px;display:block;margin:5px auto 0;padding:0;}

   change img name to your image name

   find line 42

   .head{background:transparent;height:65px;display:inline-block;float:left;margin:0;padding:10px 0 0 40px;}

   change to

   .head{background:transparent;height:65px;display:inline-block;float:left;margin:0;padding:10px 0 0 0;}
   
   find line 43

   .head h1 a,.head h1{text-decoration:none;outline:none;height:65px;display:block;color:#333;}

   change to

   .head h1 a,.head h1{outline:none;width:400px;height:65px;display:block;text-indent:-99999px;}

   this way you have a semantically correct replacement, which works also for screen readers.
7. 

   dannybrown
   

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   Posted 1 year ago
   #

   Awesome, thanks a bunch Milo :)
8. 

   dannybrown
   

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   Posted 1 year ago
   #

   Sorry Milo, another quick question, please?

   How do I change the size of the tagline font? At the minute I have the tagline in my header, but I'd like it to be separate, though not as big as the current font is when I have something there.

   Thanks again!
9. 

   milo
   

   moderator
   

   
   Posted 1 year ago
   #

   Open style css, find line 250
   and adjust fontsize to your linkings

   green theme logos:
   line 249
   line 283

   btw: if you use firebug (fox extension dwnld link), you can find all css lines via rightclick in the browser.

   you may also check the kerning of your tagline in the logo (smooth it)