Sol1dus

Hello.

Thanks for the reply. I understand that, but after a long search your plugin was as close as I could get. ?? It seems like this it works for what I need.

If you mean in the nav menu add this to your style.css

#site-navigation {
	text-transform: uppercase
}

You’re welcome. Glad I could help by posting my own solution. ??

I’ve been through the code and it seems commenting this piece solves the problem. Could anyone with more knowledge than me please confirm me this?

$query_arr['tax_query'] = array(array('taxonomy'=>$menu_item->object,
	'field'=>'id',
	'terms'=>$menu_item->object_id
));

Sorry for the double post. I forgot to mention that the images on the folders are numbered from 0 to 2. If you want more than 3 you have to change the second number (2) on the rand function to the number of your last picture (number of pictures on the respective folder – 1). The function gives a random number on the entered interval.

You also need to change .jpg to another format in case you are using a different one. With the current code, It is important that all images are on the same format.

I have ended up solving this problem, if anyone happens to want the same thing, by re-implementing the function radiate_internal_css, located on the extras.php file, on my child’s theme functions.php file.

The code is basically the same except that substituted this:

$header_image_height = get_custom_header()->height;
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { $height = $header_image_height - 32; }
else { $height = $header_image_height; }
$heightsmall = $height - 68;

$header = get_header_image();

By this:

if(is_home()) {
	$header = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . "/images/header-home/" . rand(0, 2) . ".jpg";
	$height = 750; //This number represents the home image height.
}
else {
	$header = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . "/images/header-others/" . rand(0, 2) . ".jpg";
	$height = 450; //This number represents the other pages image height.
}

if ( is_user_logged_in() ) $height-= 32; // Login bar height.
$heightsmall = $height - 68;

I also had to add two folders on my child’s theme images folder. One with the name header-home and another with the name header-others. The first one has the header images that I want on my home page and the other the ones I want on the other pages. The sizes I attribute to $height are the sizes of the respective header images.

I also had to add the if ( ! function_exists( 'radiate_internal_css' ) ) : before the function in extras.php begins and endif; after the function ends so that my function on the child theme works. I would like to ask, if possible, for the developer to add this if condition on the next updates, so that I don’t have to add it every time there is a new update. Thank you.