<?php echo is_single()? "<body class='single'>" : "<body>"; ?>
is just a compact version of:
<?php if(is_single()) echo "<body class='single'>";
else echo "<body>"; ?>
from there you could try to expand the code; instead of using the original line, for instance, you could use:
<?php if(is_single()) { echo "<body class='single'>"; }
elseif(is_page('about')) { echo "<body class='about'>"; }
else { echo "<body>"; } ?>
Hey that works perfectly, however its still asking for an image:
http://adamhuxtable.com/about/
As you can see in the top left hand corner you can see the alt tag where the image is ment to be. I have tried doing the
.pages div.post-item img {
padding:0px;
margin:0px;
display:none;
}
But the issue is it hides all images. I’m stumpted to for ideas of how I can fix this. 🙁
What I done to distinguish the difference between a single post and all posts is get it to pull up a different php file where I just simply removed the parts I didn’t want ie thumbnail image. I cant seem to do this for this part, any ideas?
can you describe a bit more what you are trying to achieve?
do you want an image instead of the page title?
or no image at all in that position?
if no image, then you might need to edit the code of the template file showing the pages.
something like:
<?php if(!is_page()) { /*show the image*/ }; ?>
I’ve heard the phrase template page quite often, but in the theme I have created it doesn’t have one.
Well at the moment index.php is my page where it displays all the posts —that works fine
Individual Post are using a different page instead of index.php its using single.php — works fine
But pages like About and Contact are I believe using index.php, what I want to do is remove the picture from these pages that is in the top right.
Is there a way of either
a) use single.php like individual posts
b) I create a new page and link it to that, there I can add/remove areas of php to modify it to how I want it to look.
I have split my site into separate php file:
index.php
single.php
header.php
footer.php
sidebar.php
functions.php
comments.php
Thank you for your time and patience, I’m pretty new to WordPress so still tryna get my head around it.
Adam
a way to do this is to copy the code of index.php and save it as page.php; then do the edits in page.php.
see Template Hierarchy http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy
Thank you so much, that’s exactly what I was looking for, I actually created a page and tried exactly that, apart from I named the file pages.php, hehe. Once again thank you!
Adam
