I have a similar need in some projects of mine and solved by getting the image ID from it’s URL and then writing the markup with wp_get_attachment_image as it will return a markup with srcset attribute. To get the image ID, I am using Gustavo Bordoni’s helpers as it follows and shown in here. function … Read more
WordPress Multisite header img src is lost from staging to production
For most WordPress based sides, you can look at the classes on the body tag to find out what kind of content is being shown, a single post, a post archive, the front page etc. In your case, it’s post-template-default single single-post postid-2897 single-format-standard wpb-js-composer js-comp-ver-5.0.1 vc_responsive, so this is a single post that is … Read more
you can use this javascript library imagefill demo here 2nd section “Новости”
Is the “Slick Material Design Beautiful..” content in a wsywig editor somewhere? the plugin doesn’t come with any shortcodes though you could create one for: <?php do_action(‘comic-area’); ?> And use it in the editor where the default content is? You can create shortcodes from actions though you will need to output buffer it, example: Using … Read more
You can add this custom style to your css : .twentyseventeen-front-page.has-header-image .custom-header-media{ height: 400px !important; // set your height }
THe theme’s Customizations area should allow you to specify the header image (and even the background image). Although this is not the place to get support for a theme (or plugin), look in Customizations first (in Admin area, under Themes) to specify your header image. It may be that the actual image file was deleted. … Read more
Please try this. Open your website in Google Chrome, open the DevTools window (using F12), and switch to Console tab. Then try opening the Customizer and try saving changes. Do you see any errors? Also, if you switch to the Network tab on DevTools and filter by XHR, do you see any ajax request that … Read more
Put below CSS end of your theme style.css file wp-content/themes/farvis/style.css section.header-section { background-image: none !important; } Please try and let me know if any query. Updated
Well I got it working with a different approach but a good answer that provides insight why the approach in my question didn’t work will be accepted as the answer. I put this in functions.php for the child theme: add_action( ‘genesis_before_header’, ‘bob_gray_image’, 10 ); function bob_gray_image() { if ( is_front_page() ) { echo(‘<div class=”bobgrayimage”><img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/images/robert-c-gray-banner-maskbob-sharpen.jpg”></div>’); … Read more