@mercime, I’m not sure what was causing it, but once I created a child theme from Citizen Kane, I found that the header image from the bp-default theme was showing up behind the custom header image I uploaded (it has a transparent background so I could see behind it). I was trying different things, so I don’t know what was causing it. But sorry about the confusing post.
@modemlooper, the code you posted is what was left after I cut out lines 54-80. I also cut out line 84 as @mercime suggested. I put it back because it was in the code you posted but it didn’t seem to make a difference. Thanks both of you for your help though, it works now.
@Jenny, you might want to check out the BP-WP Navbar Menu plugin. It lets you customize the bp admin bar and you can add all your bp links under a drop-down menu (labelled “Community” by default).
I’m now realizing that Citizen Kane’s css was inheriting css from the default theme. So it is embedding the bp-default header behind the custom header image I entered into the citizen kane header.php file. Is there anyway to stop it from pulling both header images? Can I add some css that overrides the bp-default header css?
And why can’t I just cut the code directly from the Citizen Kane header file? That would be the easiest way…
Thanks a lot. It worked. I am not using the bp-default theme though, I am using the Citizen Kane theme. And it worked with that theme as well. When I created the child theme css file, I just called all six css files in the Citizen Kane theme. And in the Citizen Kane header.php file, the code to delete is on lines 54-80 and 84.
