Is it the blog’s tagline you are using there (the one you set in options)? Why not put the text you want to show in place of the template tag. Then I’m sure it’ll work.
Good idea 🙂
I’d kinda prefer using the tagline in terms of coherence etc. Is that impossible?
I tried a couple of things but they didn’t work. I’d have to look at the inner workings to see if it’s really impossible. Maybe someone else’ll know.
I actually did this for my blog. I had the tagline “Brickbats for Asshats since 2004” on my old BraveJournal blog and I insisted on including it on my WP blog.
I opened up header.php in my theme folder and did a little editing. I already have a class called SmallFont that I use when I want something in a small font that calls the following css:
.SmallFont {font-size: .9em;}
I made the following modification to my header.php to display the tagline:
<div class=”description”><?php bloginfo(‘description’); ?>
<em class=”SmallFont”>Brickbats for Asshats since 2004</div>
Note the line directly below where bloginfo(‘description’) is called. (I wanted to include the whole block, but WP kept mucking up the h1 line so I deleted it from this post) That’s how I insert my tagline, and it appears on every page. You can add a link with no problem.
That may do just what you’re thinking of.
