Hello!
Is there a way to disable the logo image on the front page only? I would prefer to have my feature image act as the logo for the front page, but then have the logo be standard throughout the rest of the site (posts and pages). OR, if it is easier, is there a way to have different logos on different pages?
I am pretty new to all things Wordpress and it's been years since I've done any coding so any and all explanation is appreciated!
Thanks for a great theme and excellent support!
vfxdude
admin
the best way is to add the logo in a child theme by adding something like this to functions.php (disable "Show the Logo" logo in the theme settings):
function my_logo() {
if (!is_home()) echo '<img src="'. getLogoURL() .'" />';
}
add_action( 'bf_header', 'my_logo' );the !is_home() makes the logo not to show on the frontpage of the blog. You can add is_page(32) to output a different logo to another page (the 32 is the ID of the page). See here for more Conditional Tags.
malady
Member
I'm looking at displaying different styles for the container, but since the container tag is in the header.php Im assuming I'll need to create alternate headers for different pages to change the container from container to container1 container2 etc.
Would I do this some what the same way?
function my_header() {
if (!is_home()) get_header1();
}
else {
get_header();
}
add_action( 'bf_header', 'my_header' );
I'm on a php learning curve lol.
malady
Member
I'm looking, but I think I just got confused more.
I'm using the BFNav child theme with which to build on. Everything that is in the header.php is fine other than where it says <div id="container"> The container area is fine structurally but I want it to display differently on different pages. Basically I want to use a background image that puts a color behind the sidebars on the pages with a sidebar.. but this looks terrible on full width no sidebar pages or if you have a featured image so I just want it to have a solid background on those pages. Because the container is in the header I can't change the container to an alternate style page by page so I'm assuming I have to call in an alternate header which is a clone of header.php with the alternate container id.
vfxdude
admin
the best way to style the website differently per post/page/category is to use body classes. I have now added this for the new version...it will be out in some days.
the feature area got a feature class (and also the post category). Example:
.feature.category-design { }
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