Your header is comprised of two spans which define their own width (at desktop view): <div class=”container”> <div class=”row”> <div class=”span3″> <!– I have a width of 270px at desktop view –> <div id=”logo”> <!– your logo here is constrained to the parent span width of 270px –> </div> </div> <div class=”span9″> <!– I have … Read more
If I read your question well, you already use WordPress Custom Logo, but you want a different logo on your front page. This means you will need to upload a separate image. Assuming you already know how to use the customizer in general you will need to build an upload field like this: $wp_customize->add_control( new … Read more
I want to hide header in the static homepage that I am working on [closed]
No, there isn’t. Given that a logo is typically unique for each site and brand, it doesn’t really make much sense to offer a default logo, except as a placeholder. If you want to have a default logo as a placeholder in your theme, then in the template you could check if a custom value … Read more
You need to edit the header.php of your theme and look for the code that outputs the logo link. Or you can try adding this to your theme’s header.php file: <script> var yourElement = document.getElementById(‘sc_layouts_logo_1396606940’); yourElement.setAttribute(‘href’, ‘https://thienthans.com/example’); </script>
Get Custom Logo Alt Text
display dynamic WP Site logo on wp-admin using CSS
/wp-admin/user-edit.php starting on line 99. Just check the hooks and filters there and how $profileuser get’s called. (Pay attention on the switch.) 🙂
I would strongly suggest then that you create a child theme. It is really quick (takes less that 5 minutes) and your customizations doesn’t get lost when you update your theme. You just need to copy ‘header.php’ to your child theme to modify. Also create a folder called ‘images’, this is where your custom logo … Read more
what framework do you use for your theme-panel? You need to make image upload into your theme panel page and a line of code to call it everywhere of your theme you want. This is an example: in theme panel function page $options[] = array( ‘name’ => __(‘Introduction Image’, ‘options_check’), ‘desc’ => __(‘This is your … Read more