How to make header occupy the entire width of the page?

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  • #4164
    imeffect
    Customer

      Hello Wes – thank you for all your help.

      At this point, I am thinking of getting rid of the slider and to install a full-width header instead that would show on all pages.

      I know how to take out the slider, but I don’t know how best to install a header that would display at full width, regardless of the screen size. How do I do it, Wes? Is there a limit to the width of the header, and how wide a header should I install?

      Thanks so much…

      Philip

      #4183
      Wes
      Moderator

        This is the first time I’ve been asked this, so I’m not sure the exact way to properly do this. I may change my answer if I come up with a better way

        …..But I guess you could make a background for the #head-wrap section since it is directly behind the #header and then make the #header as wide as possible. The thing is, I think you have to specify a size for the header in the function file. Maybe you could just leave it at 1152 since thats the width of the theme, and have a background image for the #head-wrap be full width.

        Again, this could be completely wrong, I’ve never been asked this, so I haven’t really put much thought into it before.

        #4186
        imeffect
        Customer

          All right – thanks. I’m not a developer, so I might leave this for someone else to do it for me 馃檪

          But thanks …

           

          Philip

          #4199
          Wes
          Moderator

            You’re Welcome!

            If you decide to try any of the suggestions above and have any questions just let us know.

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