Hi
Thats actually not too hard.
One caution though - if the original creator ever updates that theme and you use their new files your changes will be over-written. So take some precautions. Either keep a careful note of what you change so you can repeat the exercise; or create a copy of that theme and change its name to your own. (See FAQs on this site for more details).
To make the change you need to add some code in two files:
1 - in /themes/rural/header.php find row 126:
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<div id="header" class="<?php print $TEXT_DIRECTION; ?>">
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add this:
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<?php print_gedcom_title_link(TRUE); ?>
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to the end of it, creating this new row 126:
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<div id="header" class="<?php print $TEXT_DIRECTION; ?>"><?php print_gedcom_title_link(TRUE); ?>
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2 - in /themes/rural/style.css add this new style definition:
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.gedcomtitle {
color:white;
font:bold 32px tahoma, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;
text-decoration: none;
line-height:4;
}
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I would recommend you add it just after the definition in rows 41-44. You can then adjust this style to suit your own header image, by altering the color, font settings etc. Change the vertical position by adjusting the "line-height".
Hope that helps
Nigel
