This article discusses WordPress headers in detail, including how to add, edit, and delete header images. The process involves going to Appearance > Header, selecting an image, cropping it to fit the header ratio, and then displaying it on the theme. The article also explains how to hide or change the header image, delete shapes, and randomize uploaded headers. By following these steps, users can easily customize their website’s header image and make basic settings adjustments.
In previous posts, we discussed WordPress Headers in detail, and now we will delve deeper into the topic. The image displayed below showcases the position of the Header image in the theme I am currently using, which may vary depending on the theme.
To manage (add, edit, delete) the Header image, navigate to Appearance > Header. Once there, you can choose to Add a new image to insert a new header image. After selecting the image, proceed by clicking on Select and Crop to move to the cropping phase.
During the cropping process, you have the option to position the image according to the Header image’s specific ratio. Once done, simply click Crop Image to finalize the cropping step.
Upon completing these steps, the newly added image will be displayed on your theme’s Header. If you wish to make further modifications, you can choose to hide the image, change it, delete it, or even enable the Randomize uploaded headers option to rotate images randomly with each website visit.
To sum up, this article provides a straightforward guide on managing Header images in WordPress, including cropping, deleting, and randomizing options. By following these steps, you can easily customize your website’s Header imagery to suit your preferences.
