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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.

a link to your site would be best so i can tell what exactly needs to be modified, but if you use firebug, inspect element, or developer tools, you can determine what the css element for the comment count is. then you can just style that using CSS. You’ll probably want to get an image of a bubble, and the, just for example, if the div class was something like .comment-count, youd put in your css something like .comment-count { background-image: url(‘path to your bubble image’); } and any other attributes, like floating it left, etc.

Take a look at condtional tags. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Conditional_Tags

What youd want to do, first, add additional menus to your theme. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu

Then, go into your theme template wherever the navigation is (most likely your header) and put your new menus in surrounded by conditional tags testing for your specific pages. Then just go to appearance > menus, and create navigation for each.

you need to target the body class, specifically for that page, in your css. something like body.home.page header#branding { your styles here } Take a look at the classes for the body on that page using firebug or inspect element.

Yup. I know that tutorial. I think you missed one line, where you actually define $j as no-conflict mode (which is what youre trying to achieve). But its not necessary, you just need to replace the “$” in regular jquery code with “jQuery” and youre good ??

take a look here: https://eliotche.com/2011/08/how-to-change-the-url-of-a-wordpress-multisite/

you need to style your archive template.

Pretty sure firefox is on v7 unless im mistaken.

try changing $j to jQuery

this plugin is causing your issue: ultimate-coming-soon-page

So, if you cant log in to dectivate it, youll need to go in either via FTP or a hosting control panel, and delete its folder, or change its folder name from wp-content/plugins/ultimate-coming-soon-page

oops, guess my code was too long and got moderated. here is the js…
https://pastebin.com/U1syYxLL

I know this cant be as hard as im making it and somebody with great jquery skills can probably tell me what im doing wrong in minute ??

take a look here so you can see how to properly load jquery.
https://digwp.com/2009/06/including-jquery-in-wordpress-the-right-way/

and yes, youre going to need to replace $ with jQuery also.

Hi David,

Wondering if there is any resolution to this?

Its really not that hard. but its also not something you can easily accomplish just from the wordpress dashboard. you have a few options, but the basis of all of them, is that something in the template file showing those category posts, needs to know to display your slider. So you could,
1) create a template page that queries posts and says to display only posts of the category https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/query_posts#All_Posts_in_a_Category and also includes your slider. then just create a page for it in the dashboard, and publish. or,

2) what i was explaining above. basically, when you put a category into your menu, it displays all of the entries from that category when the link is clicked, using most likely, your themes archive template. So what you could do inside that template, is use conditional tags to determine if its the category or categories you want to display the slider for. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Conditional_Tags . So the page would output different html say, if it were category A, vs category B, vs a tag or an author archive.

hope that makes slightly more sense ??

What id probably do — edit your archive template that is displaying category archives. test for individual categories, and have it display your slider if its the right category.