In the normal wordpress you can go to Presentation-->Custom Image header but you cant do that in wordpress mu?
Any idea how I can let my 'clients' add their own headers?
Thanks
In the normal wordpress you can go to Presentation-->Custom Image header but you cant do that in wordpress mu?
Any idea how I can let my 'clients' add their own headers?
Thanks
It's all in the theme, MU does Custom headers, too. No worries.
Some themes do, some don't.
Wordpress.com does a few themes:
http://svn.automattic.com/wpcom-themes/
I don't know how many in Farms theme pack are enabled, if any.(Tarski, I'm certain.)
It is not enabled in most themes, usually you have to modify a theme.
Here's a tutorial to get your feet wet.
http://boren.nu/archives/2007/01/07/custom-image-header-api/
I'm sure the code for kubrick/default is out there, somewhere.
thanks ill take a look at it.
I'm using k2.
http://boren.nu/archives/2007/01/07/custom-image-header-api/
That's confusing :S
What I don't get is that the k2 theme worked fine on normal wordpress, then I installed wordpress MU and I installed the k2 theme again...but now it doesn't have the option??
oh i got it ok...not sure why but it didn't have a k2support/styles OR a k2support/headers
ok yeah here's the problem...every time someone makes a new site it doesn't create the needed directories in /wp-content/blogs.dir/
I have chmodded blogs.dir to 777 and wp-content to 777 and it still doesn't create the needed directories..
ex:
wp-content/blogs.dir/5/files/k2support/styles/
wp-content/blogs.dir/5/files/k2support/headers/
I need the script to create the folders...
I would suggest a search as we've covered the k2 themes previously.
I found this:
http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2238&replies=21
but
A) I cant find where to edit it on the backend (under presentation nothing lets me see it..and under options it doesnt show me a header.php either (or any files)
B) If I manually open up header.php I can't find (ctrl f) "$path" or "$pic"
Are you sure you got the correct header.php file?
k2/app/classes/header.php
Yeah take a look:
The next theme pack will have a heap of custom headers, it's currently getting, um, testing, over at wpmudev premium :)