@devilgate Absolutely. Just add this custom css:

.site-header {
position: static;
}

@Mtt Thanks, I’ll give that a try.

@Mtt Sorry if I’m being stupid, but I can’t find the “Edit CSS” button. I know I’ve used it before, and I looked at the relevant help article, which says:

> To edit your site’s CSS, go to choose Design from the main menu on the web and click the “Edit CSS” button.

But I don’t have that button. Am I missing something? Do I have to create a custom theme first? That seems a bit extreme if so. @manton

@devilgate @manton Those directions are outdated.

On the Design page, make sure you have a custom theme selected (can create blank one if not). Then click Open Theme. That’s where you can edit CSS now.

@devilgate @Mtt We changed this to put the CSS behind the “Edit Theme” button. If you click that, the first template at the top should be to edit CSS. It was getting crowded.

@manton I think you mean the “Open Theme: <theme-name>” button. That’s what I see, anyway. There’s an “Edit Themes” (plural), but that takes you to a list of themes.

I think the difficulty comes if you haven’t set a custom theme in the first place. With the “Edit CSS” button you got a place where you could paste a snippet in. With the need for a theme it’s a bit more complex.