1. You will need to name your new image before you start.
2. You will need to know the specifications for your Word Press theme.
You will see the following box pop up:
In this case, I will use an InkTheme Word Press as an example:
Going back to the box we need to name and add specs to:
1.Give it your logo name - In this case I will name it Our Custom Logo
2. Add your Specs - In this case, 300 x 90
3. Click ok
2. You will need to know the specifications for your Word Press theme.
You will see the following box pop up:
In this case, I will use an InkTheme Word Press as an example:
Going back to the box we need to name and add specs to:
1.Give it your logo name - In this case I will name it Our Custom Logo
2. Add your Specs - In this case, 300 x 90
3. Click ok
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Labman
Premium Plus
This is a great tool and makes things pretty simple. When you are ready to take it to the next level and create some really awesome effects, GIMP is the way to go. It is basically a free version of Photoshop. https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/best-easy-method-to-create-a-professional-looking-header-for-websites It does take some time to understand all of the nuances though.
producechick
Premium
Thanks! I never saw this link when searching for it here at WA. But I will have to give it a shot. When I was on the Word Press forums, when they weren't recommending code, they mentioned GIMP. I looked at that site first, but I have to admit, I was a bit intimidated! But now I think I can give it a shot! Thanks!!
