You are not too far from carving your header in a JPEG file there. Some may remember good ol' times when most web sites did so. It was the same reason: someone

You are not too far from carving your header in a JPEG file there. Some may remember good ol' times when most web sites did so. It was the same reason: someone decided the size must be fixed for the header to be following a fixed grid or corporate design paper, or something the like. You couldn't select the text, it was heavy, ugly, hackish, crawling against the grain of HTML, which is elastic. Now we know better, and let content flow, adjust itself, at the will of the users (on the desktop). This was the Dark Ages of the Web, why do we need to go through the same lows on mobile?