For the search results part, the only way to achieve this in the current version is to create a /parts folder in your child theme, copy class-content-slider.php from Customizr/parts in this newly created folder and replace all 5 occurrences of
tc__f('__is_home')
with
(tc__f('__is_home') || is_search())
However, there is a chance that this solution will stop working on future updates of the theme. At that point you’ll have to do the same replacement again, but on the updated version of class-content-slider.php.
I’m not sure I understand the “and the tag-cloud” part. If it means you want the slider on tag archives too, you’ll need to add || is_tag() to your replacement, like this:
(tc__f('__is_home') || is_search() || is_tag())
If not, please be more specific.
hello acub, thanks for help.
Your suggestion doesn’t work for me
BUT you gave me the crucial hint where to search:
In class-content-slider.php I changed
if ( ! apply_filters( 'tc_show_slider' , !is_404() && !is_archive() && !is_search() || ( tc__f('__is_home') && $tc_front_slider ) ) )
return;
to
if ( ! apply_filters( 'tc_show_slider' , !is_404() || ( tc__f('__is_home') && $tc_front_slider ) ) )
return;
Now the slider only disappears on 404
Thanks a lot !!!
Before giving you the solution, I tested it. It works for me for the last version of Customizr. Also, keep in mind that any modification in Customizr files is lost on Customizr update. You may keep your mods and be able to update Customizr by copying any file (except style.css and functions.php) to your child theme, keeping the folder structure.
WordPress reads parent theme files if they’re not present in the child theme.
well, that’s weird – I thought I have the latest version of customizr running. I’ll check this later.
Yeah, I changed the php file on the right place in my child theme’s directory – that was the first thing I learned, because nikeo INSISTS to create a child theme a thousand times in his documentation. 😉
I’m sure there are more than one way to archieve a special effect in coding – I’m glad it works now, it’s not important how…
thanks, hage
