Ever since I got addicted to W3C’s Markup Validation, I started having this urge that I have to check every single page in a website if it’s XHTML 1.0 Valid or not (OCD anyone?). And since my blog (At the time of this writing) is XHTML 1.0 Strict valid, I wanted to make sure that it stays that way for as long as I maintain it.
Anyway, it’s quite common to see clickable header images (Not just the text within the header image) in WordPress installations and they usually take you back to the main page if you click on them. And since the default WordPress theme (Kubrick) only lets you click on the text and not the entire header, I wanted to make a header image clickable too. The first website that I found that teaches you how to make your header images clickable is WordPress’ own tutorial about designing headers. I never knew that finding a solution would be that easy!
