Comment on Technical Support by SEO Dave.

WordPress Technical Support As you’ve found with Stallion there are two header.php files, header.php and header-2.php.

Header-2.php is used by the Stallion SEO Super Comments built in plugin (the code that turns comments into post like pages), so if you use it, it needs any additional code added to header.php added to header-2.php as well.

Two options, edited the two files manually or use the Stallion All In One SEO options page to add the code via the “Additional Sitewide Headers” form at the bottom. Anything added to that form will be loaded sitewide in the header area.

If you are doing a lot of code changes to files like header.php install a Stallion Child Theme, there’s a free example one on this site (link on home page somewhere). Install the child theme, and put your edited file in the child theme folder so when you update Stallion your changes aren’t lost. Basically Stallion checks the child theme folder for files like header.php and if they exist in that folder they are used instead of the files in the main Stallion theme folder. Makes updating custom installs so much easier since if you’ve edited half a dozen files they are all in the child theme folder and won’t be deleted when you run the theme updater.

Since the plugin is a JQuery plugin and they can be used to override CSS styles, I’ve no idea if additional CSS styles added by you (in any way) can override the javascript styling, you’ll have to test it.

David