Aniel789

Hi Nikos91

Despite your Hey guys, I suppose I can try to give you ideas :p

The only thing I can think is : it’s the summary format of your theme, it doesn’t include to show your image. And I really don’t know how to modify it. You may search where your excerpt format is defined and replace the code piece with another one. To find such a code piece, you should look at the same place of another theme with the features you want.

Okay, thank you for the answer. Yes, I’ve done a child theme and created several files to modify things (eg excerpt on category pages).
I’m not sure i’ll continue to look for a solution for this specific feature. I like the logo between the title and the tag line (thank you for the word !) And your solution is a very good one, it allows to manage small screens.

Next, my todo list is slighter !

Yes. I can’t found the name of this feature in english. In the customization interface, there is a place for the site title and another one just below

Yes, it was my mistake, below, not behind. It works, but there is something strange. The few words called “slogan” in my WordPress (french version) are still below the logo ?
You can have a look there
https://www.ma-redactrice.com/

Not so bad… I need to think about my design. Thanks a lot Yaniv Friedensohn !

Hi

Use your code Yaniv Friedsohn, except I’ve add it to function.php and style.css instead of using snipets. It seems great. The logo is here, resizing ok. I’m happy.
The only thing I would like is to say to wordpress to put it behind the title istead of above (with the same method, the only one which gave me what I want with the responsive design).
Any idea ?

Thanks a lot.

Oh… I’m not so stupid, I’ve answer my own question. This is exactly the same code but on another file. Here’s what I’ve done.
1/ Save the archive.php on my computer
2/ Put it on “UTF-8 without BOM” (don’t know if it’s the same name in english, using the pad put it on ANSI instead)
3/ Find the code
get_template_part( ‘content’, get_post_format() );
4/ Replace it with
get_template_part( ‘content-search’, get_post_format() ); /*THIS LINES MAKES YOU SHOW A SUMMARY POST ON THE CATEGORY PAGE INSTEAD OF THE WHOLE POST */
5/ Save the file as category.php
6/ Put it in my child theme directory
7/ Enjoy ??

So it’s okay, this solution can work for different things. WordPress created something very cool with template hierarchy (see here : https://developer.www.ads-software.com/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/ )

Hi Terkeljc, and everybody ??

Your code is great, it works on my blog page. Thanks a lot.

But I have a problem with this code. I don’t understand how it works. So I can’t answer my own question : how to make the same thing with category pages ? (Hope this is the good word in english, my WordPress is the french version, so I can’t be sure).
Any idea?

Thanks