How to Make Your Header Image Clickable


Did you ever wonder how to make your header image clickable? Here’s what I did to my other site. Note that some steps differe depending on the theme you ar using.

Go to header.php, find the following code:

<div id=”header”>

And change it to:

<div id=”header” onclick=”location.href=’http://yourdomain.com/’”;” style=”cursor: pointer;”>

Voila, your header is now clickable!

If you are using a theme that has a code that looks like this:

<div id=”header”>

Then you paste this code instead:

<div id=”header” onclick=”location.href=’http://yourdomain.com/’”;” style=”cursor: pointer;”>

Does it work?

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How to “Steal” Other People’s Blog Colors

Or maybe borrow, or get inspiration from, if stealing colors offends you.

The point is that in designing websites or customizing WordPress themes, most people are stalled when it comes to choosing colors. In my previous post, I mentioned Hex Color Code Generator but that tool is useful only when you already have an idea on what colors to use and you simply needed the codes. But what if you’re still figuring out what colors to use?

Think of it this way: you were browsing the web and you found this one site that you really like. You did a little digging and you found out it’s a paid WordPress theme but you don’t have the budget to buy that theme for yourself. What do you do? Aside from saving enough money to buy a professional theme, there is one trick you can resort to.

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How to Pick the Perfect Colors for your Blog

If you’re trying to design your blog to make it look more professional, one of the problems you will encounter after choosing your theme is to customize the colors to give it your personality. Not everyone of us has the knack for choosing the perfect color combination and if you’ve been to Blogspot, Friendster or Multiply, you will notice the ridiculous colors people use in their pages.

You know the problem why? Because even if they can imagine the colors they want, most of them don’t know the correct HTML color codes to use. For starters, HTML color code is the internet language for colors. We normally say BLUE when talking but in the internet world, BLUE is not an acceptable color. You should say #263248 blue or #000033 blue and heaven knows how many blues are there.

So how do you know the correct codes?

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