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  • Thread Starter haranp12

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    All 3 issues have been resolved now.

    Thread Starter haranp12

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    Hi Bcworkz
    Had a rethink on what you said and what I wanted to achieve. So I went with your advice to not display the header in my landing page only and scrapped the plan to not display in all pages with the exception of the home page. I suppose I need to duplicate the code if I want to create more landing pages.

    I am concerned you mentioned it takes 9 seconds to load my landing page. It was less than 3 Seconds when I tested using pingdom in NY. Retested today it was around 5 seconds the first time and subsequently 2.5 seconds.

    I used W3 Total Cache, Disable Emoji & Optimize Database after “Deleting Revisions so far. It has improved the performance. Waiting for Remove Query Strings From Static Resources” to test up to The latest version before I will use it. Also using jet pack load pages lazily and other jet pack optimization. I am also using cloud fare. Not sure how I can easily remove the performance any more.

    Btw I also solved the third issue of not displaying menu in the landing page. Not sure why I didn’t think of removing it from the menu in the WordPress menu appearance option in the first place.

    Really appreciate all your advice for these posts. Thanks for your time and help.

    Thread Starter haranp12

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    Thanks Bcworksz.
    Your code worked and it only displays the header in the home page only.
    I did not use the code to not display the page title though. I managed to find another code that allows me to modify the appearance (font size and color). Also managed to find some code to reduce the gap between the page title and content section. So I am quite happy with it now.
    Only the last issue is left ie to not display the menu in the page. Used this code but it impacted all pages which now dont have a menu.

    .page-id-1104 .navigation-top {
    display: none;
    }

    My idea to create a landing page that works as an optin page. Will run some ads to this page. Thus I dont want any headers, menus or redirects to my homepage. I am trying to follow the pages that landing page software builds.

    Right now, i am only making WP changes in additional CSS option. I have also used HTML and some inline CSS in my pages. So I am slowly developing my skills. Probably next year, I can try using the template method you suggested. Or to build an independent page using Komposer (hopefully I can find some free software which provides some support) . Of course I will do it only if i see the need to further improve my page.

    The only thing left for me to do after I solve the menu issue is to replace the “Proudly powered by WordPress” to “Proud to serve you” or something. I will need to create a child theme. Btw since you are obviously master coder, can I ask if the below code will slow the overall page speed performances?
    <?php
    add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_theme_enqueue_styles’ );
    function my_theme_enqueue_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ );

    }
    ?>
    Once i have created the child theme, i will copy the footer.php into child theme folder and modify the “Proudly powered by WordPress” line.
    Thanks for all your help Bcworksz.

    Thread Starter haranp12

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    Thanks a lot for the detail steps Bcworksz. Your idea of striping out anything I dont need in the custom landing page is great. However, I am not too confident I can do the changes suggested without messing up something.

    1) So I am thinking of troubleshooting why the code below in the additional CSS does not work.
    /*
    You can add your own CSS here.

    Click the help icon above to learn more.
    */
    /* Removing Header-Image from ALL BUT Home Page */

    body:not(.home) .header-image {
    display: none;
    }
    .header-post-title-container {
    display: none;
    }

    2) I will try to incorporate style=”display: none;” somewhere so that it does not display the page title.

    3) I guess I will have to live with the menu still been displayed.

    Thread Starter haranp12

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    Thanks for your quick response bloggingthemes.
    1) I am using CloudFare plan free website. My host is bluehost
    2) Yes i am trying to improve my web speed. I used W3 Total Cache, Disable Emoji & Optimize Database after “Deleting Revisions so far. It has improved the performance. Waiting for Remove Query Strings From Static Resources” to test up to WP 4.8.2 before I will use it.

    I read that minifying CSS & JS has a risk. And if something goes wrong, I might not be able to fix it. Most of the things identified that can be minified are twenty seventeen resources. That is why I would like to know if if anyone has any adverse experience in twenty seventeen after minifying with CloudFare. Or how many milli seconds would it save so that i can decide if its worth taking that risk.

    Thread Starter haranp12

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    Thanks Pioneer Web Design. Is there any thing i can do to override 2017 default behavior?

    Hi
    I have a slightly different requirement. How do I create a header image just for a particular page and not use my landing page header image.

    Thread Starter haranp12

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    Hi Kori
    Good idea, Unfortunately when I tried it,the wordpress preview displayed “/p” before and after the code.
    I did try to join the codes sentences as far as possible and this has solved the issue.

    Thread Starter haranp12

    (@haranp12)

    Hi Michael
    I dont see any “text HTML” button in the wordpress.org text editor. Is this option available from a plug in?

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