So close…functions.php…just a little more help

Looks like this CSS code will block the rest from working:

/**
* My Custom Functions
*/

Start each line with // if you want to add comments.

Try that first and come back.

I presume you’ve read this

I think that in the first function, you need to make sure that the page numbers (2 and 9 in the code above) correspond to the page numbers that you originally assigned as featured pages.

@rdellconsulting I have read that and come across quite a few of yours and EFs comments….super helpful! That said, I am still having a problem seeing results from changes I’ve made in functions.php.

My steps so far, I have created the folder customizr-child….all I have in it is the style.css file with no added code and the functions.php file (which I have to keep deleting when my website goes white). I have uploaded through FTP software and through the C Panel to see if it makes a difference. Unfortunately, nothing. I feel like I am missing something sort of major.

I am attempting to have the featured pages link to categories…here’s what I have

<?php

add_filter('tc_fp_link_url' , 'my_custom_fp_links', 10 ,2);
function my_custom_fp_links( $original_link , $fp_id ) {

    //assigns a custom link by page id
    $custom_link = array(
        //page id => 'Custom link'
        101 => 'https://www.rotoblueprint.com/?cat=5',
        93 => 'https://www.rotoblueprint.com/?cat=7'
    );

    foreach ($custom_link as $page_id => $link) {
        if ( get_permalink($page_id) == $original_link )
            return $link;
    }

@electricfeet…I changed to the 101 and 93 because those where the page=ids that corresponded with the pages they link to in the them customization. Is my mind in the right place on that?

Is there a very simple “function” you would recommend I try. Something that I could put in the function.php file and would most certainly work and if it doesnt I am doing something majorly wrong.

Crazy in dept to both you guys. I read your comments EVERYWHERE and some are a decade old! Thank you!

OK, take out everything in functions.php except the <?php and add this:

add_filter('tc_logo_text_display', 'your_logo_display');
add_filter('tc_logo_img_display', 'your_logo_display');
function your_logo_display($output) {
return str_replace('brand span3', 'brand span10 offset1', $output, -1);
}

It should simply center your logo.

Tell us what the effect of doing this is.

I simply copied and pasted below <?php …white screen:(

I tried to upload through Cyberduck and then tried doing it through the editor in WP.

The only time it seems I dont get a white screen is when the function.php file only has:

<?php

I am doing something very wrong.

I am doing something very wrong.

Yup ??

In the code above, you’ve missed off the last 2 lines (3 if you include the comment) of the function that you got from this snippet.

Those lines are vital because:

– Without the return $original_link; the filter would break when you tried to go to a featured page link that you hadn’t reassigned
– Without the final closing }, php throws a hissy fit, as it always does when you aren’t anal about syntax. The format should give you a clue, as properly formatted code will have a } at the same indent level as the function() call—they line up nicely.

So in your case, the full php file should look like this:

<?php

add_filter('tc_fp_link_url' , 'my_custom_fp_links', 10 ,2);
function my_custom_fp_links( $original_link , $fp_id ) {

    //assigns a custom link by page id
    $custom_link = array(
        //page id => 'Custom link'
        101 => 'https://www.rotoblueprint.com/category/batters-eye/',
        93 => 'https://www.rotoblueprint.com/category/commissioner-tools/'
    );

    foreach ($custom_link as $page_id => $link) {
        if ( get_permalink($page_id) == $original_link )
            return $link;
    }

    //if no custom title is defined for the current page id, return original
    return $original_link;
}

Oh. My. Goodness. I know my problem are FAR from over, but that just did something. I dont know why

add_filter('tc_logo_text_display', 'your_logo_display');
add_filter('tc_logo_img_display', 'your_logo_display');
function your_logo_display($output) {
return str_replace('brand span3', 'brand span10 offset1', $output, -1);
}

Didnt work, but that just did something.

Thank you both again.