A little more info please.
Assuming you are using the bp-default theme?
The header image is manageable from the dashboard by the user thus the styles are added to the doc head (embedded styles) these would overrule the rules you create in a linked stylesheet, that’s the first C in CSS ‘Cascading’.
In your functions.php file add this line between php script tags:
/* Disable default themes header stuff */
define( ‘BP_DTHEME_DISABLE_CUSTOM_HEADER’, true );
Basically, I’m using default theme though I’m editing some styles by using Child theme method.
I don’t want to use any image on the header. I want to use background color only.
If I don’t write anything about the background-image in Child theme, it will Inherit the parent theme’s header background-image settings by default. so, I need to overwrite this. How?
Where in the functions.php do I put this line?
you can put that right under the opening `<?php` tag
If you’re running BuddyPress 1.5+, go to Appearance > Custom Header in wp-admin, and I’m pretty sure there’s a “remove” button
I’ve tried to put that line:
/* Disable default themes header stuff */
define( ‘BP_DTHEME_DISABLE_CUSTOM_HEADER’, true );
Right underneath the php tag, and it didn’t work, so I tried to add it into my code in the functions.php elsewhere, and it didn’t work again
BP 1.5 Doesn’t have a “custom header” option, and if you do “remove” it, it resets to default which is a terrible blue gradient image…
it also doesn’t allow for .png files, so you can’t add a clear image…help?