subheader image not showing

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• Albert

  May 2016

  1. As we can see, you don't have any subheader so how you want to display subheader background if that section does not exist?
  
  2. We don't get your second question.
  

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• DaraEmerson

  May 2016

  1. Under each individual blog page I have uploaded a header image under "media". this has worked for normal pages within the website (ex: http://women-in-balance.at/home/meditation/) but, for some reason, not in the post pages.

  
  

  2 . One of my blog "posts" is actually a page, not a post. Here the header image works.

  http://women-in-balance.at/the-golden-mean/
  
• Albert

  May 2016

  1. Posts are not pages and that's why it does not work the same on post pages. To set subheader background per individual posts, you need to use extra css:

  .postid-xxx #Subheader { background-image: url('PATH-TO-IMAGE') !important; }

  where xxx is post id.
  
  2. Like you wrote, it's PAGE and that's why you got this background.
  
  Please notice that POSTS ARE NOT PAGES and that's why does not work the same.
  

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• DaraEmerson

  May 2016 edited May 2016

  1. so....

  if I paste this code into the css those header images should show...

  but I have and they still do not show. 

  
  

  oops! "where xxx is post id." - so each post needs its own code?
  

  
  

  1.a.why is there the option (under MEDIA) to add the header image in a post on each post page if we then need to add extra code for each post? 

  
  

  
  

  2. The question is:

  how did I manage to have a PAGE captured in the blog/post area?

  I did ot do it intentionally - nor do I know how that happened.

  Normally I would assume that a PAGE is static and cannot be classified in the BLOG

  
  
• Albert

  May 2016

  1. Did you set right post ID's? This might be main reason why subheader backgrounds does not appear. Please send us example link to page where you set this background and we will see if you did it properly.
  
  1a. We must simply limit an options for those who use poor hosting services. More options = more problems for people with poor hosting service.
  
  2. To be honest, we have no idea because we did never met with anything like that before.
  

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• DaraEmerson

  May 2016

  what that is have to to with the hosting?

  thanks......

  
  
• Albert

  May 2016

  It's simple. More options = more memory need to be allocated on server. This is what more options have to do with the hosting.
  

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• DaraEmerson

  May 2016

  link to page:

  http://women-in-balance.at/wp-admin/post.php?post=2383&action=edit

  
  

  here is the code placed in:

  be theme options: CSS

  .postid-2383 #Subheader { background-image: url('PATH-TO-IMAGE') !important; }
  

  
  

  we have a solid hosting

  thanks for the help!
• DaraEmerson

  May 2016

  thanks have been out of the country for a while
• DaraEmerson

  May 2016

  I think I have figured it out. Under Appearances: Betheme Options: Subheader: Transparency it was on solid. Now I made it transparent and the image is showing. Too many choices.......

  : )

  
  

  thanks anyway!

  
  
• Albert

  May 2016

  Great We are glad to see that you found it!
  

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