Can a page header be set as a background image?

Can a page header be set as a background image?

With the Total theme you can easily set the page header title area to display with a large background image either globally or on a per-page basis. Below is an example result you can expect from using the Background Image page title style:

How to set your global page header title background?

To set your global page header title background style you will want to log into WordPress and go to Appearance > Customize > General Theme Options > Page Header Title. From this panel you can select your desired style and you’ll want to choose “Background Image”.

How can I change the background color of my website header?

When you merge the page header with site header, background set for page header will be applied automatically to the site header. You can set Background Overlay Color, Border Bottom Size, and Color for your site header with this option. If you want to override the current menu colors for the site header, use these options.

What does overlay header mean in WordPress theme?

The “Overlay Header” (also referred to as “Transparent Header) in Total allows you to position whatever is at the top of your page under the main header (which will be transparent) so you can create some cool unique layouts. This function can be enabled Globally or on a per-post/page basis.

How to get a custom background image in WordPress?

Retrieves background image for custom background. Introduced. This example could be used to detect whether the current Page/Post has a Featured Image set – if so, it will use the Featured Image as the page background, if not it will use the current active theme’s default background image.

What should the header of a WordPress page look like?

The Page Header background is intended for aesthetics (looks nice and makes the title text “pop-out”), if you want to add an image with text that you see on all devices don’t use this option. Simply disable the title on the page and insert your image at the top using the “Single Image” Visual Composer module instead.