Thread Starter
dotman
(@dotman)
Thank you jeremy. Could you give me an example of the modified code for say two categories? I’m assuming this would be going in the header template. Thanks again.
<?php if ( is_category(5) ) { ;?>
<div id="headercat5">
<?php } elseif ( is_category(6) ){ ;?>
<dif id="headercat6">
<?php } else { ;?>
<div id="defaultheader">
<?php } ;?>
other stuff
</div>
Then just add the new ids to your style.css with the new background image.
Thread Starter
dotman
(@dotman)
Great, thank you, I’ll see if I can make it work. Are these tags also available for pages as well? Thanks again.
Yes on that same link just scroll up a little for the page conditional tags.
I found this post when looking for how to insert an image on the page (not changing the header), depending on the category. I ended up reading about conditions and came up with this:
<?php if ( is_category(Baseball) ) { ;?>
<?
echo ‘<img src=”baseball image location here” width=”100″ height=”100″>’;
?>
<?php } elseif ( is_category(Football) ){ ;?>
<?
echo ‘<img src=”football image location here” width=”100″ height=”100″>’;
?>
<?php } elseif ( is_category(dance_team) ){ ;?>
<?
echo ‘<img src=”/dance teamimage location here” width=”100″ height=”100″ align=”left”>’;
?>
<?php } else { ;?>
<?php } ;?>
The only trouble I had was one category named “Dance Team”. It didn’t like the space, so I used the category slug “dance_team” instead.
Maybe this will help someone else.
hi
I’m trying to figure out how to have a simple header with just an image per category contained in it.. i thought i found the answer here.. but it doesnt seem to work
http://www.femalepleasure.org/multitest/betabang/?cat=5
i obviously also implemented the div(s) in my css but it wouldnt show
I don’t see what i did wrong.. can someone help please?
it would be such a relief !
thanks !
