the header image is picked at random; see this line in /wp-includes/theme.php line 1476: $random_image = array_rand( $headers ); out of interest: why are you asking, and what difference would it make?
for the custom background, you’d call add_custom_background, for the cool header image things, it’s add_custom_image_header. You need to hook both those into something like after_setup_theme: <?php add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘wpse27586_setup_theme’ ); function wpse27586_setup_theme() { add_custom_background(); add_custom_image_header( ‘some_callback_for_front’, ‘some_callback_for_admin’ ); } Add custom image header is more complex than it seems, so take a look in Twenty … Read more
It doesn’t have one and it doesn’t advertise it either. Check the WordPress.org page, it advertises “three layout choices” and “three footer areas” but nowhere does it say it has a 3 column design. In fact, on default single pages it doesn’t even have a 2 column design as it has no sidebar.
You should have a theme locations dropdown titled inicio, select the menu you created here and it will work. Alternately, if you just want to replace the main menu, select inicio in the Theme Locations box under Primary Menu.
Open searchform.php Find this in line 12 and edit Search as you wish placeholder=”<?php esc_attr_e( ‘Search’, ‘twentyeleven’ ); ?>”
You can do this by making a child theme. All the information about setting up a child theme can you find here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
They are in the /images/headers/ directory. Here they are in SVN. Edit Full path: /wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/images/headers/
Looking at your site, the double scrollbars are caused by two things: The iframe The CSS declarations applied to a <div> Your iframe has the scrolling=”auto” property set. Change this to scrolling=”no” to turn off the scroll bar. Also, your containing lightbox div (<div id=”LT_LB”>) has its overflow property set to “auto.” Set this to … Read more
To show excerpts on home page and all archive pages, open content.php and modify the following line: <?php the_content( __( ‘Continue reading <span class=”meta-nav”>→</span>’, ‘twentyeleven’ ) ); ?> with this: <?php the_excerpt(); ?>
This happens because you have set the post format of that entry to link, and for that post format TwentyEleven does not show the post title: .format-link .entry-title { display: none; } Solution: Use another post format (standard for example) or another theme.