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  • css is for styling not inserting new elements into your html structure. Therefore, CSS can’t help you.

    You have 2 options to add a new element.

    First, you can copy the header.php file into your child theme and edit that.

    Next,you can find or write a plugin or javascript that will insert the element on the fly.

    I think you can add an image with some custom css, for example:

    header .container .row {
      background-image:url("http://structuralpergolasystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/DSC_6842-366x366.jpg");
      background-repeat:no-repeat;
      background-position:right bottom
    }

    Replace the url with the url to your image.

    Custom css goes in Admin page > Appearance > Theme Options > Advanced Settings.

    That really just assigning an image to an elements that already exist not creating a new element.

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