All that I can remember of this dream from last night is that it took place during late in the afternoon on a somewhat gray and/or cloudy day, and I was wearing a suit in a field with other men wearing suits as we played a sport.
At some point other people started to arrived dressed up including mostly people from my mom’s side of the family and unknown people, and a wedding was about to take place with one of my family members (probably an aunt) about to get married.
Day Seven: Start Personalizing Your Site
You’ve got a theme you love – now it’s time to start personalizing!
Time to inject more personality.
Today, add a custom header image or background (or both).
Here’s how:
- First, head to the Customizer by clicking on the button below. Choose the Custom Header or Colors & Backgrounds tab.
- Next, upload a photo you love to use as a header — you can try a few — or preview some background colors.
- Finally, decide which you like, and click Save & Publish to apply them to your blog.
Nothing you try in the Customizer is permanent until you click Save & Publish, so experiment with colors!
Want to try a little graphic design?
You can use online tools like PicMonkey to create a free custom header in less than fifteen minutes.
Learn more in the tools and tips for this assignment.
Cheers,
Michelle W. and the WordPress.com Team
I am using the Lazy Sleeping Star image as my blog’s site logo instead of a header image to save space and because I can use animated images this way and because the placement of header images in the Twenty Sixteen theme is not ideal for my needs, and I am using the default background color without a background image because I think that it looks good enough.
There was a time when I used header images, I still do experiment with them sometimes but rarely, and even further back I used an image of The Young Shepherdess painting as my blog’s background but I have not used custom background images for my blog in years.
The end,
-John Jr
John Jr's Blog 