My blog is <a href="http://www.gblog.co.nr"> gblog.co.nr</a>. As you
can see i have the green tic tac template. I want to to completely get
rid of the header so i can have my picture in it's place. I have
photoshop so there's no problem designing an image for whatever exact
size it needs to be. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

I have the exact same question. I started with the same template
mangangreg is using and my custom picture was shifted to the right. I
switched the template and the picture is now in place, but no matter
how I change it, it doesn't seem to fit exactly right. How do I figure
out what the picture size needs to be.

mangangreg: to replace the header, follow these steps:

* Click the Customize link
* On the Layout tab, click the Page Elements sub tab.
* Click the Edit link in the Header section.
* Browse for the picture you want in your header
* Click the "Instead of title and description" checkbox (this is what
gets rid of your default header)

Like I said, this doesn't work perfectly for me. My picture is not the
right size. It is way wider and shorter than the default header size.

Thank you.

On Aug 19, 6:26 pm, mangangreg wrote:

The current header image is 847px wide × 240px high and is wider than
the post/sidebar columns.

It's the background for 'id=header-wrapper', and as a background, only
what is required by the element content shows.

The image is:
 http://www.blogblog.com/tictac/top_div_left.gif
and if you view it you'll see that it includes some transparent areas,
some shadow and the thin line at the top.

The two-green band at the bottom is:
 http://www.blogblog.com/tictac/top_h1.gif

You may also need to look a the post and sidebar columns background
image, to get the new image lined up right.
 http://www.blogblog.com/tictac/tile_left.gif

On a different subject, looking at the blog, I see the sidebar is
empty. The top of the sidebar is another image and it is cut off. If
you add an element, even an empty Html/Javascript element the waves
will fill out. You may need to put an non-breaking space (&nbsp;) in
the element's content box so it will save.

On Aug 19, 3:26 pm, mangangreg wrote: