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ok. Thanks for your help. I will plink away until I find the right spot!
So you can see what I’m talking about, below is the URL to my site.
Sadly, it’s not for my side bar. I’m planning to add a picture that points to the upper left corner to remind users to register or log into my site.
A common complaint of my users is that they don’t know where to register / log-in. Since WordPress adds this to the admin bar (upper left corner), I’m looking for a way to call it out to the user community.
A quick image, just below the main menu, would do the trick.
If not logged in, display the arrow and verbiage. Otherwise, if already logged in, they will never see it.
Is there anyway to do this from a text box?
If not, my theme has a place to add custom JavaScript.
The “block” of code that I would have to then hide is <P>.
Would that be something that is doable?
Possibly the original code I posted could be modified to hide Div?
Hi graphical_force,
Thanks for clarifying.
I copied and pasted your code into the “text” option of a write-up on one of my pages, but it didn’t work. Rather, it displayed the code as well as displayed the test image I was using.
<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { echo '<img src="https://www.google.com/images/srpr/logo6w.png">'; } else { echo 'No image for you!'; } ?>Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Page formatting helpPerfect! That worked beautifully. Thank you.
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In reply to: Page formatting help – CSS/PHPThat’s great. Your suggestions worked perfectly. Thank you, stvwlf.
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In reply to: Showing excerpt rather than entire postI found the answer to my problems. I was unaware of the “more” tag that should be inserted within your post where you would like excerpt to end.
I found this answer at the below link:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_the_Read_MoreForum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Showing excerpt rather than entire postI just noticed that the link I supplied for my site is incorrectly formatted. Below is a working link:
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In reply to: Indenting Subcategoriessyrupcore,
Since have helped me so much with this issue, I have a question off topic.
If you look at my page, you will see a search bar on the right side of my navigation bar.
I have been trying to get the search box to center of the middle of the blue line, but I cannot figure it out. Could you offer a quick solution for this? Thanks again!!
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In reply to: Indenting Subcategoriesawesome! thank you for the help. VERY much appreciated.
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In reply to: Indenting Subcategoriessyrupcore,
I tried your suggestion, but my categories are still displaying the same. Any thoughts?
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In reply to: Indenting SubcategoriesYou make that sound so easy about adding it into the CSS. Sadly, at my skill set, I am not 100% sure what you mean.
How can I add that string you gave into my CSS so it will work with?
<?php wp_list_categories('hierarchical=1&sort_column=name&title_li=');Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Indenting SubcategoriesHandy,
I tried the code you suggested, but it returned the same problem I had stated in my first post. What could be trumping an explicit statement?
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In reply to: Indenting SubcategoriesHi HandySolo,
I have been looking at the exact article you identified, but I cannot seem to get the code to work correctly.
I am new to php and css, so my experience with witting or modifying code is still limited.
If anyone can show me the code I will need, or code very close to what I am looking for, I would be extremely appreciative. Thank you all for your help thus far! 🙂