Twentyten: making some pages display a header image, some pages not

  • I love the fact that in Twentyten (or its child-theme) you can add a ‘featured image’ to a page or post, and that will show as a header image.

    What I don’t like is that pages with no featured image will always show the default image. If you turn off the default image, that turns off
    all header images.

    I want to disable the default image, but retain featured-image headers.

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  • Upload a blank image?

    Thread Starter photocurio

    (@photocurio)

    sure but you’d have a big blank space

    So what did you expect to display on posts where you have no featured image and no default image?

    Thread Starter photocurio

    (@photocurio)

    Well if if doesn’t load a header image, the navbar just bumps up to the top. There is no div or anything with a height.

    That’s how it displays if you disable the header image.

    Thread Starter photocurio

    (@photocurio)

    here’s the site, btw:
    Maureen Whiting Company

    Upload a blank image of the correct size as a featured image on those posts where you do not want the default header to display.

    Thread Starter photocurio

    (@photocurio)

    No, I want the nav bar to bump up the top when there is no header image.

    Well I ended up solving this in a different way: I made a page template called ‘noimage’. This is identical to the regular page template, but loads a header called noimage, which has the header image code stripped out.

    Its not ideal (I’ll need two of every page template) but it works.

    You can target pages with CSS on an individual basis. If you take a look using firebug, or inspect element, you can see the body class you would need to target. Then just follow that with #branding img , and add display: none; to that css. the search box will move down, and the navigation will move up.

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