[lgy1970]

Okay….I have installed BP on http://prosurfer.surfpeople.com.au and created a child theme as per the codex instructed. It’s very much in the development stage but I’ve come to a wall I cant seem to get over.
In my child theme I created a style.css and the inherited the default css
by adding the code provided. this worked fine and I started to change the design from the ground up
1sr the body background, this was okay.
But the header isnt playing ball.
I have ftp an image and added the css code to my child theme style.css, still good.
When I preview the site my custom header image is hidden as there seems to be another style sheet? over-ridng my child theme style.css.
I used firebug to check the code and there I can de-activate it with-in fire bug which allows my custom header image to be visible but I have no clue as to where this is being styled from! It looks as though there is a 3rd style sheet as well as the child theme style.css and default style.css. because in firebug the source for the over-riding header image is from prosurfer.surfpeople.com.au…..#2?
Ignore the dimensions as they will be changed soon.
Thanks in advance
Lee

[@mercime]

bp-default theme has default custom header support. Add this to your child theme’s functions.php file:

`// Disable bp-default theme’s custom header support
define( ‘BP_DTHEME_DISABLE_CUSTOM_HEADER’, true );`

[lgy1970]

Thanks for the reply.
I hadnt made a functions.php file for the child theme. so I have been trying to with little success. The codex says to rename the functions.php so it doesnt clash with the default but that doesnt work either. I either get fatal errors and have to delete via ftp or in the buddypress editor it say “unable to edit”.
I have tried copying the default and placing it in the child theme and I’ve tried to create a blank function.php
I’ve also tried copying and renaming the default functions.php
I know its probably something I’m doing wrong Any suggestions, I’ll keep trying in the meantime.
Thanks in advance
lee