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January 13, 2016 at 06:29 UTC - Views: 3 #18531
toonin99
ParticipantI am using a rotating header (cimy) on all pages of my site, except on my Blog page (http://adri.org/our-blog/) I was able to fix the problem when I used Weaver Pro, but I can’t figure out the solution using Extreme.
I checked Hide Standard Header Image and
added a custom field for the new header image, when that didn’t work I tried using a sitewide top widget. I now see a smaller version of the new header, and no menu.January 13, 2016 at 17:38 UTC - Views: 3 #25882scrambler
ModeratorThe page you linked to has a full width header image and the menu at the top.If you dont see that, clear your caches, and try different browser, or elaborateJanuary 13, 2016 at 21:47 UTC #25883Weaver
KeymasterModerator’s note: I changed this to Weaver II since the link is for a Weaver II site.
January 14, 2016 at 00:27 UTC #25884scrambler
ModeratorMay be this is why I did not see it…If your problem is with xtreme, we need a link to the Xtreme site showing the problemJanuary 20, 2016 at 01:34 UTC #25885toonin99
ParticipantHi again, The link I sent is for an Extreme site. http://www.adri.org/our-blog/, but for some odd reason, it was pointing to another site. This is the correct link: http://www.adri.org/our-blog
I still can’t get the full width Blog header to show.
January 20, 2016 at 06:16 UTC - Views: 12 #25886scrambler
ModeratorYou appear to have hidden the whole header, not just the header image, so of course you have no menu.Check the setting both in Main Options > Header, and/or in the page editing page options.And if you put your header image in the sitewide top area, of course it is smaller as that are is at the top of the content, but beside the sidebar.You need to select hide header image not entire header. As for the area to put your other header image in, have a look at the insertion area page of the demo site to choose the one you want.The preheader would be a good one. In the page editing page create a new custom field with that name, and put your content in it.Do make sure that page is not a wordpress default blog page by going in Settings > Reading, set the front page to static, and have NOTHING selected in the post page drop down list (showing –select–)January 20, 2016 at 07:54 UTC - Views: 1 #25887toonin99
ParticipantI added the new header under Custom CSS rules> .page-id-276 #inject_header {display:none;}
and entered the blog header in Advanced Options> Pre Header. Now I’m getting both headers on all pages. What am I doing wrong?January 20, 2016 at 17:52 UTC #25888scrambler
ModeratorWhere did you insert that rules??
It looks like you put it in the page editing page > Per page body class box, which not meant for CSS rule but CSS classes.
If you want to hide the #inject_header area on page 276, you have two choices
Put the full rule below in Main Options > Fonts & Custom > Custom CSS Rule box
.page-id-276 #inject_header {display:none;}
OR Put the simplified rule below in the Page editing page of page 276 > Per Page Style box (not per page body class)
#inject_header {display:none;}
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