ok now I want to make the header image ONLY appear on my static page

I just checked http://lifeilead.com/ and I see you got this figured out using the following CSS:

#slider-wrap {
	display: none
}
.home #slider-wrap {
	display: block
}

Nice work!

Justpi, So if I have the Custom Design upgrade I can then have my header image appear on only the static page (my home page) and not the rest? how? can you guide me through that? or can you guide me simplydesign?

I tried your recommendation to "try now" through the custom design and clicked on CSS, it would not allow me to do anything different than what I can already do.

You also need to enter the CSS example from above into the editor in the Appearance → Themes → Customize → CSS panel and it would let you preview any CSS changes. Did you do that?

Speaking of the banner, if you don't mind giving some advice, how can I keep the banner on the "static page" aka my home page and eliminate it from all the rest of my pages which I am using as tabs. for example if you hit the "Am I an Addict" tab the screen slightly moves bc it is going to a different location but it doesn't look like it actually moved bc the banner is on all the pages, you would have to scroll down the page to see if you have actually navigated away to a different page. how can I eliminate the banner on all pages except my static page/home page?

George

Angrewxcpht responded with this: "It's not really possible to move them below the banner with this particular theme. If you do not like their location in this theme, you could try finding a theme that has them below the banner already, then adding Custom styles to that theme."

I tried doing this "Appearance → Themes → Customize → CSS panel" but I can not find the CSS panel. So perhaps the them I have "Academica" does not support this?

#header {
	position: relative;
}
#main-nav {
	position: absolute;
	bottom: -480px;
}

If you do not like their location in this theme, you could try finding a theme that has them below the banner already, then adding Custom styles to that theme.

the property you are looking for is "font-size" and you have to apply it on the tagline on your custom CSS file:

<br /> #site-description {<br /> font-size: 12pt;<br /> }<br />

The value can be changed according to your decision (11, 12, 13pt etc).

Indeed, the property you're looking for is "text-transform" and you can set it to "none" for the areas that you like. For example, if you'd like to remove the uppercase in the tag line, here's what you would use is Custom CSS:

#site-description {
    text-transform: none;
}

Hope that helps!