• Resolved coolthailand

    (@coolthailand)


    i have added a custom table to the header.php file (just before the 3-column content is displayed). i’ve checked it in 4 different pc based browsers & it looks ok.

    Question: are there any classes or other attributes that the table MUST have to ensure it adheres to the theme standards? thanks in advance

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  • Thread Starter coolthailand

    (@coolthailand)

    ok, i’ve implemented this solution so i guess it’ll all be taken care of automatically!

    If you go to Theme Options > Sidebar, go and add a new area. Let’s say you name the ID “header-ads”.

    When you’ve saved and created the area, go to edit header.php with a child theme and add:

    <?php dynamic_sidebar('header-ads'); ?>

    Where you want the area to be located.

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