Emily Rose

Yes, its a great idea to allow either photo, or none.

I did put the plugin on my site now. And I got some feedback, so I would like to suggest the following options. Allow a checkbox for these elements; image, name, tagline. That way if there is redundant information on the site that it’s on, then we can turn them on/off as needed.

Thank you Ryan

Since no one offered any help, I had to manually update every image on the blog.

I don’t see an option to change the size of the header, and by header i mean the text <h1> <h2> <h3>

I currently don’t have the plugin on my blog, because I was waiting for the update, but my url is https://emilyrose.co

I agree, I was a bit shocked when it pulled in my background photo instead of my profile photo. When it is supposed to be about me and not my background image. Also, I agree that allowing us to choose which elements we want displayed and in what sizes. For instance, I don’t need my about.me name displayed under my photo, when the site is clearly my blog with my name on it, so being able to remove that element would be very useful. And the size of the header is quite large when pulled in from the CSS of my theme, so being able to choose that size to make it smaller would be very useful.

Ok so I figured out it was a plug-in that needed to be updated to the current WP… its been updated and all is fixed now. Thank you!

website: https://www.emilyrosetheartist.com

I can no longer offer this completely free of charge, so you may donate $5 dollars and I will then email the guide to you. I have to do this because I am broke because of being laid off.

thank you

https://emilyrosetheartist.com/guide.html

I took down this guide, because I’m updating my site, but if you want it, you can email me and I will send it to you.

I found the solution, hope fully it will help others in need:

If you need to remove the WP generated Home button on your navbar (With artisteer template)

go into the functions.php file

scroll down to(its way at the bottom):

Home
EOD;
$showHomeMenuItem = true;
$isHomeSelected = null;

and change to

Home
EOD;
$showHomeMenuItem = null;
$isHomeSelected = null;

change true to null and it takes it away!

Now I can just make all my own links with the ‘pagemash’ and ‘link-page-to’ plug-ins instead!

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and to change the links, I got the answer from another forum, I will post it for you here:

You just need a couple of plug-ins.

Page-links-to will allow you to create a page who’s title will automatically be added to the menu but the menu can link to anywhere, even outside your site. The page will be blank but the menu item will have a link.

Exclude-pages will allow you to have pages that don’t show up on the menu.

Page-mash will allow you to re-arrange the order of the menus including child pages.

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I hope this helps those in need of the same solutions

Emily Rose