Name of journal: workshop_rees
Layout Style: Smooth Sailing
Basic, Paid or Plus: Basic
Problem you are having: Header image, Tag list and footer links.

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Username of journal: meicdon13
Layout Style: Opal
Basic, Paid or Plus: Plus
Problem you are having: In the header, there's a sort of color bar underneath the image. The color bar's supposed to take up the entire width of the entries plus the side bar, but you can see a sort of gray space after the last pink rectangle. That space was there even before I added the image to the header space. I was wondering if there were a way to get rid of it.

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Apologies for posting again within less than a week -- I forgot to ask the question in my previous post ^^;;

Username of journal: genlisae
Layout Style: Quite Lickable
Basic, Paid or Plus:Paid
Problem you are having: Exactly as the title says. Nothing really huge and I will find a work around if these are not possible.

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Thanks

Username of journal: fandomislove
Layout Style: Flexible Squares S2
Basic, Paid or Plus: Basic
Problem you are having: I've been trying to install rotating banners/headers on my journal. I've been trying to use this tutorial. Problem is, I keep on getting stuck at step 3. In other words, after uploading my images and the php file to my host, I get stuck. Any and all help is appreciated. If you need more info, I will provide it. Also, if there's an easier way besides getting a paid account, that would be great.

Name of journal: yume_odori
Layout Style: Flexible Squares
Basic, Paid or Plus: Paid
Problem you are having: I want to keep the current background, the fading one. But I want to add another picture as a background. Like in my last layout.
I want to add a pic at the bottom right, but no matter what I code, it always stays at the top.

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Name of journal: currently testing the layout at 3rd_wonder
Layout Style: Minimalism
Basic, Paid or Plus: Plus at 3rd_wonder, but Paid at my own journal where I'll use the layout after the kinks are worked out.
Problem you are having: I want the background behind the header to extend throughout the whole page and for the text area in the entries to be on a solid light colored background, rather than transparent as it currently appears.

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I feel dumb asking this but... How can I get my header to layer over the background I have set for my current journal. My code makes it replace the background, and I'm not sure how to make it just an image on top of the background. I'd also like it to be right on top of the entry box and have the picture under where the nav bar is. Sadly I use that thing all the time and I'd hate to kill it. And one last thing, is there a way to make the entry box larger than the header or should I just make a new header image that is the length that I want?

I'm currently using S2 Variable Flow.
If this can't be fixed with keeping the nav bar and my S2 layout I guess I'll deal but I'd figure I'd ask here before completely giving up.

Here is the coding I am using now:
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I've poked around but nothing really seems to answer these questions.. I just see a lot of S1 stuff.
Here is the image I want to use as my header:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v86/oniyaneko/onnacopy-2.png
Here is the image I want to use as my background:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v86/oniyaneko/Host/Backgrounds/Untitled-1.jpg


Edit:  I'm just going to resize the image so it fixes the size of my entry  box as well as the area above the nav box and see if that helps those two problems.  Ok it fixed the width of the entry box, but not the room for the nav box.

Name of journal: samanthaviner
Layout Style: Flexible Squares
Basic, Paid or Plus: Basic
Problem you are having: Header isn't showing up

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Name of journal: bigmamag
Layout Style: flexible squares
Basic, Paid or Plus: paid
Problem you are having:  Blank space in header and footer.

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Many S2 styles will let you add a header image by using the customization wizard, but if you are already using CSS overrides, you may want to add a header image with CSS.

The following tutorial will show you how to add a header image to your S2 layout using CSS. Note: there is usually more than one way to add a header image with CSS. For the purpose of this tutorial, I have chosen the way I think is the easiest to explain.

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