SimonGiddings

I forgot to mention that I am wanting to use the row-fluid class by default as well, but cannot see where to insert it.

Great, thank you.

Hi Nikeo,

Thats what I thought should be done, but I don’t know how to “remove existing hooks” and add others. The quick guide you mention does not cover this.

Are you able to give some examples ?

However, this would imply having all the custom page css files loaded systematically.

I would prefer, in my child theme, being able to identify which page template is being loaded and apply the corresponding css file.

Not sure if this is possible though.

Thanks for this.
I see how it should work.
However, I don’t see how this could be applied to a custom page template.
The idea here would be to have a separate style for all pages using this custom page template.

Would I need to create a new set of css classes unique to each custom page template within styles.css ?

Thank you for this tip.
However, I am unsure as to how to “target specific pages”.

From what I understand, I will need to create two specialised page templates for the non-blog pages in my child theme.
I am confused as to how I target these page templates within styles.css.

Can you help ?

If I have understood correctly, it is NOT possible to replace the slider with a single header image.
I will have to create a slider with one image in it to produce this kind of display.

Thanks ElectricFeet, I have indeed been looking at your link and have integrated it.

However, I have had to open another subject for this regarding the layout loss of sidebars.

Otherwise, it is great, thank you again.

It would appear that all is centred on line 20 :

<?php query_posts(‘post_type=post&post_status=publish&posts_per_page=10&paged=’. get_query_var(‘paged’)); ?>

There is nowhere else within the theme where query_posts is called.
So I am unsure as to what to replace this with.

Thank you for your replies here.
However, in the current version, I cannot preserve the existing, default, home page – what I want to do – and also declare the blog page.
Or have I misunderstood something here ?

Thank you for your message, ElectricFeet.
This is indeed the path I took.
I have been able to change certain parts of the page to fit my needs.

I don’t see how I can do this then.
I really like the default home page – the reason why I chose this theme.

It would appear that I cannot achieve what I am looking for then.
Very frustrating.

Thank you for that.
However, will I not loose my standard home page > slider, 3 highlighted pages and recent posts ?