LeahC2391

Thank you this is very helpful as Safari Developer tools did not show specific page ID’s like that. My last issue now is that the logo isn’t hiding for the cart, checkout and so on in IE. Which is weird because it hides on the shop page using

.post-type-archive-product .tc-header .brand .site-logo img  {
	display:none;

}

Sorry the link I provided above is in correct. This is the one I am talking about:

https://peacefulriverwineryandspa.com/product-category/wines/

Sorry one other issue has come up.

Where did you look to know to put .post-type-archive-product ?

The reason I am asking is because WooCommerce has extra pages such as product category and I can’t seem to figure out how to hide the logo on this page.

https://peacefulriverwineryandspa.com/product-category/wines/page/2/

Thank you that worked! ??

This didn’t work for me :/. Once I take out the page ID it works but then it hides it from all of the pages.

What I then thought might work was putting the solution within a media setting:

@media screen and (min-width:10px) and (max-width:2020px) {
.page-id-428 .tc-header .brand .site-logo img  {
	display:none;
}

-But this still didn’t work with the page ID.

Do you know why this might be?

Also why does’t the slider show up for WooCommerce shop page?

Taking your advice about repositioning the logo. I did the following in my child theme.

.tc-header .brand .site-logo {
position: absolute;
z-index:500;
margin-top:75px;
}

If you could take a look at my site this is how that turned out:

https://peacefulriverwineryandspa.com/prototype/

How would I go about making this stay in line with left side of the slider once the screen is different sizes?

Thank you for your help so far I feel like I am getting somewhere with this.

Never mind fixed the problem with some php code

add_filter('tc_slide_left_control' , 'my_custom_buttons');
add_filter('tc_slide_right_control' , 'my_custom_buttons');

function my_custom_buttons() {
    printf('<span class="slider-button-%1$s"></span>',
        ( 'tc_slide_left_control' == current_filter() ) ? 'left' : 'right'
    );
}

Thanks ! ??

Thanks!! ??

The link to my site:

https://peacefulriverwineryandspa.com/prototype/wp-admin/customize.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Fpeacefulriverwineryandspa.com%2Fprototype%2F

Thanks!

Hello and thank you so much for the reply. I am sorry I put the wrong version… I actually am currently using v3.2.1. Using the code you provided still does not allow the logo to be responsive the way I want it to be, it rather just goes over the slider image. I am thinking I am going to have to line the logo with the slider in some php code rather than the nav bar. I don’t exactly know how I should do that though. Once agai thank you for your support.

If this help any here is the code I used in my child functions.php to move the slider to the top:

<?php

//we hook the code on the wp_head hook, this way it will be executed before any html rendering.
add_action ( ‘wp_head’ , ‘move_my_slider’);
function move_my_slider() {

//we unhook the slider
remove_action( ‘__after_header’ , array( TC_slider::$instance , ‘tc_slider_display’ ));

//we re-hook the slider. Check the priority here : set to 0 to be the first in the list of different actions hooked to this hook
add_action( ‘__header’ , array( TC_slider::$instance , ‘tc_slider_display’ ), 0);

}

I wonder if I can make any changes in there that will do the trick?