I don't know much about programming and stuff like this and so far, this is what I've successfully done to my website: http://booksandbindings.com/

There's only two things I want to do to the header.
1. Take the menu from where it is now and put it where the grey area is.
2. Instead of the title and headline, I want to put a banner.

I've tried looking at to-do's here and solved questions relating to mine and it just got me more confused.

I'm sorry if these questions has been answered already before, I just don't know what else to do. I'm at a loss trying to figure out how to do my website without having to hire (ridiculously expensive) professional help.

As I understand you, it looks like for #2 you want to find this code (or something similar, maybe with some PHP that outputs it) in header.php:

<div id="logo-area" class="col5">
	<h1 id="sitetitle">
				<a href="http://booksandbindings.com">Books and Bindings</a>
			</h1>
			<p id="tagline">Books, reads, writings, reviews, and everything in between.</p>
</div>

and replace everything between those div tags with your banner code. If you want the div a different size, change the col# to whatever you want, as long as your row adds up to 12.

Try that, and you might be able to figure out #1 by yourself. Yes, it will take you a little longer than if one of us just gave you the code, but you'll be much more empowered as a webmaster.

Awesome! I'll definitely look into that. I'll let you know how I do.

I found that there is nothing much on my header.php file under my Montezuma folder.

<?php

global $montezuma;

echo bfa_parse_php( $montezuma['subtemplate-header'] );

That was all that was in there.

Originally Posted by booksandbindings

I found that there is nothing much on my header.php file under my Montezuma folder.

Have you read the documentation?

Go to dashboard > appearances > mz options > subtemplates > header.php

I would highly recommend reading the documentation before you touch anything, though.

Oh, I found it! I was trying to look for it on my FTP File Manager. Now I just have to figure out how to add a background image. Thanks, I'll put updates on how I'm doing.