Sure, if you change it from header-contents:after to just header:after, that should do the trick. You will need to style it with CSS to get it exactly how you want it, but that should get you on track ![]()
Sure, if you change it from header-contents:after to just header:after, that should do the trick. You will need to style it with CSS to get it exactly how you want it, but that should get you on track ![]()