Making the header clickable

[Elverdugo0]

This is my site pureperformanceracing.net

I am wondering how i can make my header clickable so when you click anywhere on the header it takes you back to home page?

Is it something simple like adding a piece of code on the stylesheet similar to "<a HREF="http://www.pureperformanceracing.net/home"><IMG SRC="..images/head2_bg_center.jpg"></a> "

or is it much more complicated than that??

[dbltoe]

Not going beyond your redirect (most customers won't either), but links are not entered in a sytlesheet. Links are entered in the php page that creates the header. Then, you can change the look of the link with the stylesheet.

[Elverdugo0]

allright, ill check it out

[Elverdugo0]

in which .php would that be. I tried searching for head2_bg_center with windows grep, but it didn't find it in any php

[dbltoe]

Use the developers tool kit under tools in the admin to do your search.

[Elverdugo0]

I think I found where to put but I don't think I am doing it right. If you go to my site, you see a little word "Logo" on the very top left of my site, that was my attempt at making the header clickable. Any suggestions. This is the code i put it "<a href=""> <img src="../images/head2_bg_center.jpg" alt="Logo"></a>"

[Elverdugo0]

Not going beyond your redirect (most customers won't either), but links are not entered in a sytlesheet. Links are entered in the php page that creates the header. Then, you can change the look of the link with the stylesheet.

and what did you mean by "Not going beyond your redirect(most customers won't either)"?

[dbltoe]

Your link redirects to another site. Don't like to allow those and most folks using Firefox will get a warning as well.

You already have an <a href in your header. add the image call for the head2_bg_center.jpg in the middle of the the <a></a> with no space.

Then, you'll need to remove the background and position calls from around line 102 of stylesheet_tm.css.

You have several items that are not used in the stylesheet and header. Template Monster?

Lastly, you need to get folks to /home/ a different way. Either move the site to the root or add /home/ to the two configure.php files.