I first updated the style.css file:
#underheader {
background-image: url(”http://islam4parents.com/wp-content/themes/StudioPress/images/header.png”);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: right;
/*background-color: green;*/
clear: both;
margin-top: 20px;
padding: 0 0 15px 0;
}

Then all I had to do was comment out this in the header.php file:

<img style=”float: right” src=”/images/header.png” alt=”grab our rss feed”>
<a href=”feed:”>
<img src=”/images/grabrss.gif” alt=”grab our rss feed”>

Now that is the easy part. In your stylesheet, look for these codes. It is just under the “Reset Default Ends” comment.

body {
position: relative; /* Fixes browser resizing bug in IE6 */
margin: 0 auto 10px auto;
width: 950px;
font-family: Verdana, sans-serif;
text-align: center; /* IE Centering Technique */
background: #000000;
}

The last line which says “backgound” is what you have to change. These are my preferences. The original will have an image as background. Delete that and add in #000000; which is the hex color code for black.

Next your feed subscription form. Look for this line of words within the whole bunch of codes for the form, “Enter Your Email Address”. Just before these words, type, < font color="white" >After the Enter Your Email Text, type < /font > There should be no white spacing for these codes. I purposely spaced it so the tags will not work here or else you won’t see anything

As for my theme you are a lifesaver, BUT there are only TWO things left I need to ask and then my theme is complete: how do I make my entire background black (since the background of my logo is black, unless you think it looks ok) and how do I make the letters white for the feedburner email subscription box?

I’m definitely linking to your page for all this work you’ve helped me with

I visited your blog and saw you have successfully inserted the header image. Congrats on that!

To add the e-mail subscription form just locate the RSS image codes which is in the header php. (second piece of code in the above post) Now you will see the “div” and “/div” tags as compared to the } symbol in the stylesheet. Just BEFORE the “/div” tag insert all the codes of the subscription form that you copied from feedburner. Make sure you did not accidentally delete the “/div” tag when doing this or else everything will go haywire. So remember to back up your original header php file first.

As for the Search bar, The Google Search Bar that you are using is much better than the default one. It actually helps Google Index your site more. As a suggsetion, you can put it inside your “Welcome” box after your welcoming message. It will look neater that way and not clutter your header. Just stick the codes in after your introductions.

Your second question, If you want to have a blog title, but do not want it to show up, go back again to your stylesheet. Scroll down until you see this division -#underheader h1.sitename. Inside this division type in, “display:none” without the quotation marks, but remember the semi colons after that line. Like thus.

#underheader h1.sitename {
display: none;
padding: 0 0 0 0;
position: relative;
font-size: 23pt;
width: 600px;
}

Now, your title will still be there when you look at the Title Bar on top of your browser, but it won’t be displaying in your header.

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