• Resolved ageingdj

    (@ageingdj)


    Theme: twenty Seventeen
    Using Site Origin’s Page Builder

    Hi there,
    On my Homepage (www.ageingdj.com) I have the Header image, Site identity, tagline & Primary menu all showing which is what I want.
    However, I used Page Builder to create the individual pages (example: http://www.ageingdj.com/reflections) and I’ve managed to make the header image not visible (no idea how I did that!) but the Site identity, tagline & Primary menu are all still there just hidden by the banner.
    Does anyone know how to make these not visible?
    I can’t use the Customizer as I still want them on the home page etc.

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  • Just to clarify, on your “Reflections” page, your header image is not visible (I can see it though which is a building with window reflections) using a slider? Also, on that page, I also see the text on top of the header “Reflections” and below the image I see “Everything Changes in Reflection”.

    However, as I shrink my window, the site title, tagline, and menu show from below that slider image. You are wanting to hide that from being seen? Also, is it just to be hidden on that one page only?

    Thread Starter ageingdj

    (@ageingdj)

    Thanks for your reply (it’s frustrating being in different time zones!).
    Just to confirm: The slider, header “Reflections” & text “everything changes…” are individual to that page only.
    The site title, tagline, and menu are set by the theme and are on every page – these are what I want to hide.
    (I’ve tried
    #page-id-1480 /*Refections*/
    .Top-Menu {display: none !important;}
    but no luck)

    This is what you can do with some custom CSS in the Additional CSs tab of the customizer….hopefully this works for you:

    .site-branding,
    .navigation-top {
    display:none;
    }
    
    .home .site-branding,
    .home .navigation-top {
    display:block;
    }

    What this does is first hides the site title and tagline and main navigation from all pages in your site. Then the second code snippet will show it whenever the person is on the home page (front page).

    Thread Starter ageingdj

    (@ageingdj)

    Hi, Thanks for that.
    The 2017 Theme doesn’t have “Additional CSS” on it (it’s just an empty tab) but I added the code to the SiteOrigin Custom CSS and it turned off the branding from all the pages and products!
    However, if I specify the page ID it only applies to that page (which makes sense) – I’ll have to go down that route.

    You are welcome….if your customizer does not have the Additional CSS tab, then you must be on an older WordPress version then.

    Anyway, if you added it to another CSS file such as the one you mentioned, then that is OK. As for the specific page ID, you can definitely do that for select pages then. So the code would then be:

    .page-id-32 .site-branding,
    .page-id-32 .navigation-top {
    display:none;
    }

    I join this topic because I do not know how to open another.
    Is it possible to have a different title for each page?
    Thank you and apologize for my translation from Google …

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

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