• Resolved kaminari mondai

    (@kaminari-mondai)


    Maybe I should have chosen another theme than Virtue as I do not know how to make the layout as I’d like it to be. But except of this, I like the theme plus I have already spend quite some time customizing it so I hope someone can help.

    My ideal page should be like this starting from the top:
    1) Logo (centered)
    2) Slider (as I’d like to include a different picture on each page)
    3) seconday navigation bar
    4) main content.

    My only work around so far has been to make a huge “logo”, where the logo plus some pictures are put together into one .jpg-file and uploaded as logo ?? I get the appearance I am looking for, except that I cannot show different pictures on the different pages.

    My attempt is here: https://soenderborgmusikforening.dk/

    Hoping for advice!

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  • If you are using a child them you can copy the header.php file and functions.php file from your parent theme and make the changes recommended in this link. You just move the code in the header to the location you want the second menu in your child header.php file.

    I put the copy of the parent theme’s function.php on my desktop so that I can locate the code I need and only place the changes I want in the function.php file in my child theme. You will find the code in the parent theme that “registers” the main navigation menu and duplicate it adding your name for the secondary menu.

    Once you have done those two things, your new menu should show up in your dashboard menu options and you will be able to add pages to it.

    This is a great tutorial with code showing you exactly what to change in your child theme.

    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10635880/how-to-insert-a-second-menu-into-a-wordpress-template

    Thread Starter kaminari mondai

    (@kaminari-mondai)

    Thanks for taking the time to reply. I have copied the header.php and functions.php and have moved the code about secondary menu in the header.php down to the bottom. But it does not work as of yet …

    You would have to add the slider code into the header, but then you will be showing a slider on every page.

    I really don’t recommend do this, but you can find the code for the slider in the font-page.php file

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter kaminari mondai

    (@kaminari-mondai)

    Ok, thanks. I have the same question at Kadence Themes forum, so I’ll stop here and just continue there.

    Thread Starter kaminari mondai

    (@kaminari-mondai)

    Ok, thanks. I have the same question at Kadence Themes forum, so I’ll stop here and just continue there.

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