colinabsolutely

Hello,

This is my first post on the Kale support forum. First, allow me to compliment the developers of this theme on creating such a well designed, well supported, and thoroughly featured theme. I have been using WordPress for 8 years, and the out-of-box customization that the free version of Kale offers is leagues above all other themes I have used.

I ran into the same issue that @sambtaylor mentioned in his post, where selecting the “Display Site Title and Tagline” checkbox only results in showing the tagline, and not the site title.

I took a look at the header.php file and was able to solve this issue by including a bit of code before the <div class="tagline"> tag:

<div class="header-logo-text"><a href="<?php echo esc_url(home_url('/')); ?>"><?php $blogname = get_bloginfo('name'); if($blogname != '') { ?><?php echo esc_html($blogname); ?><?php } ?></a></div>

You will need to add some Custom CSS in the Customizer, as for some reason this method does not adopt the styles in the default styles.css file. I just copied and pasted the default attributes into a new CSS rule, though I found I also needed to add rules for the <a> element to remove the link underline.

div.header-logo-text, div.header-logo-text a {
	line-height:60px;font-size:50px;
	font-weight:200;
	font-family: 'Raleway', sans-serif;
	text-transform:uppercase;
	text-align:center;
	text-decoration:none;
}

I am not a developer, so this method may not be the slickest way to do it, but it fixed the problem and still obeys the “Display Site Title and Tagline” checkbox (it will hide if this box becomes unticked. Hope this helps!

I found this option when logging in to the wordpress.com account that provided the API key for my self-hosted blog. There is an email field at the bottom of the stats page. However, when I tried to add a user’s email address, it returned “No user found.” So, I am not sure if this feature is available for non-wordpress.com blogs.