josh5723

I got this to work by editing the code to display a different header file (a duplicate of the original but with the new phone number in it) for each page I wanted. It was pretty easy after Googling.

Update: So I figured out an issue. I was updating index when I should’ve been updating the page.php file since I’m primarily wanting pages to load the different header file.

I figured it out. If anyone else has the same issue, both of the following pieces of code work to update page.php (or whatever other page you want, such as categories or whatever).

Single Page:

<?php
/**
 * The main template file.
 * @package WordPress
 */
if ( is_page(430) ) :
	get_header( 'bellevue' );
else :
	get_header();
endif;

Multiple Pages:

<?php if( is_page(array(417, 443, 430, 431, )) ) {
echo get_template_part( 'header', 'bellevue' );}
else {
echo get_header(); } ?>

I use a premium theme. Their support told me to delete the following (line 15) from header.php

<meta name=”description” content=”<?php bloginfo(‘description’); ?>” />

bmb,

Can you tell me which string of code you deleted from which file?

This is happening to me as well! I just noticed it. What am I deleting from my theme files to fix this?

Interesting. The switch/case structure seems like the easiest way to do it (not for me, I mean, I don’t know anything about coding).

An obvious difference between the pages in question would be the address in the footer will be unique to them. Is it possible to use the switch/case structure within the phone number area in the header.php code to say, “Display 555-555-5555 if ‘200th ST’ is present, otherwise 555-555-5554” or something?

I am using the Catch Box free theme.

Nobody?

I’ve used “automatic-featured-image-posts” which creates a new post for each image once drag-and-dropped into the library upload. This is neat, but it also makes the image title the post title, which isn’t what I want.

Any ideas on how to mass change these titles to ascending numbers, e.g., 1, 2, 3, etc.