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  • Thread Starter akira7799

    (@akira7799)

    Thanks again. if( !is_front_page() ) worked like a charm.

    Thread Starter akira7799

    (@akira7799)

    alchymyth,

    Thank you kindly for your reply. The header banner worked perfectly.

    I did some searching on the php.net/manual site and am learning quite a bit. However, I had one more question in regards to the array. How do you activate the is_front_page tag to work on FALSE boolean searches. That is, if the page is NOT the front_page I would like the following to return. This code works, but will apply to all pages, even the front_page, where two H2 headers would show up, and I only want one.

    <h2 class="intro">
    <?php
    $input = array("...because the little things make a difference.", "...because there’s always one more thing to do.",
    "...because we listen to your wishes.",
    "...because we can make your day perfect.");
    $rand_keys = array_rand($input, 2);
    echo $input[$rand_keys[0]] . "\n";
    ?>
    </h2>

    I tried the following. It supplies a return of an empty H2 section. as if it is the front_page, when it is not:

    <h2 class="intro">
    <?php if( is_front_page(FALSE) ) {
    $input = array("...because the little things make a difference.", "...because there’s always one more thing to do.",
    "...because we listen to your wishes.",
    "...because we can make your day perfect.");
    $rand_keys = array_rand($input, 2);
    echo $input[$rand_keys[0]] . "\n"; } ?>
    </h2>

    Again, please just direct me to a place to look, because I’m not sure of the terminology for which to search.

    Also, is there a php syntax checker?

    Thanks,
    Dave

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