I don’t know if I can help, but a link to your site and the name of your theme would be useful.
Hi bryanbatcher.
Theme is SuvLine and the site is currently at http://79.170.40.177/cefndruidsafc.co.uk/ whilst I get it sorted ahead of it going live.
Thanks.
Restore the header menu you deleted and let me know if that fixes the font color issue. Just trying to rules things in or out.
Also, where are you uploading the logo? I can’t find any header options for that theme.
I do see the “Logo Image” option that asks for a link. Make sure the link is the correct one for the image you want to use.
That does restore it.
The code I took out is
<div class="span-13 last">
<div id="pagemenucontainer">
<?php
if(function_exists('wp_nav_menu')) {
wp_nav_menu( 'depth=1&theme_location=menu_1&menu_id=pagemenu&container=&fallback_cb=menu_1_default');
} else {
menu_1_default();
}
function menu_1_default()
{
?>
<ul id="pagemenu">
<li <?php if(is_home()) { ?> class="current_page_item" <?php } ?>><a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/">Home</a></li>
<?php wp_list_pages('depth=1&sort_column=menu_order&title_li=' ); ?>
</ul>
<?php
}
?>
</div>
</div>
</div>
I uploaded the image into the theme’s logo folder as a psd file and a png file of it into the images folder to coincide with the file formats that were already in those folders.
I’ve put the code back in so you can see what it’s like
What did you name the png file? You don’t need the PSD file. Go to Dashboard>Appearance>SuvLine Theme Options. You should see “Logo Image.” That link should point to where the logo file is uploaded. My suggestion? Use the WordPress Media uploader, then open the media file and use its URL as the Logo Image. That way you can manage the logo in your WordPress back end instead of manually adding it to your hosting server.
For the menu, you took out one too many </div>’s. Take out the code you showed me, but leave that last </div> in there. Should do the trick.
Also, just a friendly tip. If you want to get rid of the links in the footer, go into footer.php and change <div id=”credits”> to <div id=”credits style=”font-size:0px”>. That’ll work around their safeguard to deleting the links.
That’s great. I’ll give that a go once I’ve finished doing the fixtures table I’m working on and report back to you.
I can’t believe I overlooked that logo link. I went on there so many times and just looked straight past it! Trouble is I put an image in the logo, but that’s not showing. Do images not show?
I kept the last </div> in and that’s done the trick. Amazing it was something so small.
I’ll keep the links in, thanks, as they’re the guys who originally built the site. They did it more as a favour – sort of on “mate’s rates” – so only fair to keep them there.
Thanks for your help.
The logo needs to be the link that points to the image on your host’s server, so where you’d find it in the file manager.
Right now, the default logo is here:
http://79.170.40.177/cefndruidsafc.co.uk/wp-content/themes/SuvLine/images/logo.png
If you uploaded your logo to that same folder, just change “logo.png” to whatever your logo’s filename is. Then copy and paste that into “Logo Image” in the theme settings.
I’ve done that, but all it’s done is change the font. #confused.
What link are you putting in the “Logo Image” box?
Copy and paste this exact link in the “Logo Image” box in the theme option settings:
http://79.170.40.177/cefndruidsafc.co.uk/wp-content/themes/SuvLine/images/newlogo.png
