hi,
if you want to remove header image only from your StaticPage tamplete then you can do so .the only thing with this solution is that all images get hide(might be you logo or menu image which you used)but as i check you website , you use css to add logo to your website not img tag so it will work.try it.good luck.
<?php
/*
Template Name: StaticPage
*/
?>
<style>
.remove img{display:none;}
</style>
<span class="remove">
<?php get_header(); ?>
</span>
<div id="primary">
<div id="content" role="main">
</div><!-- #content -->
</div><!-- #primary -->
<?php get_footer(); ?>
how to lose the uploaded header image, which I DON’T want to appear on my static page. I have another graphic I want to use for this page.
possibly try and use this other graphic as ‘featured’ image for that page – any featured image – if at least 1000*288px – will get used as header image for single posts or static pages.
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tdmac
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Thank you so much, ravinderk. I think that worked! I soooo appreciate the response. Now, I’m off to see if I can add the image I do want to use for my static page. Hopefully, I won’t run into any problems.
Thanks again!
tdmac
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tdmac
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Well, hmmm… seems as though the “.remove img” is definitely causing all images within primary to be hidden. So, when I add an image using css “background: url)’…’)” it won’t show up. I’m playing around with it to see what other method I might employ. I added a div to house the image. But perhaps I need to try an href. I’m trying to work it out… Will let you know.
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tdmac
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So far, no luck. I tried setting the image I want for the splash page via “featured image” on from the pages menu in my dashboard. I still have the code from ravinderk in my custom php doc, which is great for getting rid of all images, but I can’t seem to figure out how to just get rid of my header image alone.
Can I say something in the code that essentially says, “ignore this specific file name”? Or tell it to not load the header.php doc? Or something along those lines?
This seems to be so simple, yet I’ve gotten myself so confused. Any help appreciated in advance.
remove that extra code;
to ‘hide’ an image with css on any specific page, use the css class output by body_class() together with the specific selector for the image;
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/body_class
example to hide the header image in a static page with the page template ‘page-static-tdmac.php’:
.page-template-page-static-tdmac-php #branding img { display: none; }
try to get familiar with using a tool such as Firebug http://getfirebug.com/ to investigate these kind of formatting problems.
hi,
you can target specific header image.so,if you want to remove header image then give an css id to it.(header.php)
for example
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and in static template:
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hope thisone work for you.gud luk
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tdmac
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Thank you soooo much, alchymyth. That totally solved the issue. I’m rapidly trying to familiarize myself with all things code and how to manipulate wordpress to my advantage! And have definitely been using firebug. I think I run into trouble with the basics of css, html. Plus, I’m at the bottom of the curve in my understanding of php!
I very much appreciate the help both of you have given me. I can’t wait to learn more and be able to pass my knowledge onto others in the forums as you have done for me. Thanks!
tdmac
