It sure is!
Explanation: If you remove the float from #branding (it’s the container for the header image and the title/tagline, then change the width from 45% to 100% (this is what will let you spread it out) then float #site-title to the right and #site-description to the left
Answer:
#header {
width: 100%;
}
#site-title {
float: right;
}
#site-description {
float: left;
}
That should do the trick!
Thanks for your help, SomewhatRounded!
I edited the CSS like you suggested and it’s on the right track, but the site title (Vickie Elmer) isn’t there. How do I fix that?
vickieelmer.com
Ahh, sorry! I misunderstood, I thought from looking at the site that you didn’t want the text title there. My bad!
The theme actually replaces the text version of the site title when a header image is uploaded.
To get a header image to the right like in their screenshot, you just have to upload your image into the Header Sidebar (in the Widget area) and remove the image you had uploaded as a header. You could then change the #sidebar-header css to get the height you want for your image.
That’s alright, I did that and it works. Thanks for your help!
I thought this topic was resolved, but now I’m trying to make the site title/description and the header image even. How do I go about doing this?
http://www.vickieelmer.com
Nevermind, I figured it out!
