in your header template file, replace <div id="header"> with
<div id="header" style="cursor: pointer;" onclick='location.href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>"'>
Thank you so much! This did the trick – I thought I would never figure it out, great fix!
Ok – new question. I am working with the ‘abov’ theme now – and I tried the same tactic – although I realized that the artwork is a background attribute to the body tag this time. How can I have the header space act as the home area?
Thanks!!
you still have the same theme live on the web so i can’t check the code on the new theme. its the same process. you have to attach the extra code to the div that contains the header area. if you can’t figure it out put the new theme live on the web and post back.
thanks – actually i am working with a different site now: nataliemyziuk.com – the code on this site is slightly different and when i replace the header div with the code you gave me, it didn’t change anything…
Hi
This theme is set up differently – there is no wrap around the header area to tie the code to. The header div needs a float left on it – the way it is now its only about 10 pixels tall. Adding float: left and 20 or 30 px of bottom margin will give you an area tall enough that you could make it into a giant “home” button.
Adding those settings is going to throw your nav out of position – you will need to change styling on nav/menu to accomodate the added spacing in the main header. It IS still div header you attach the code to, the header just has to be taller.
