tasetta

Ok I switched from simple-page-sidebars plugin to custom-sidebars and it seems to be working out a bit better.

I’m using the Simple Pages Sidebars plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-page-sidebars/

The books page is actually the woocommerce’s Product page (renamed to Books).

The Blog page — yes, the posts page under settings/reading is set to blog. How do I check this with the conditional tag?

The About (aka Home) page (which is currently showing the missing sidebars)
Parent = (no parent)
Template = Front Page Template
Sidebar = Home

Ok, for instance,

The sidebar shows ok on the Tango page:

parent = main page(no parent)
template = Front Page Template
Sidebar = Lessons

Whereas the sidebar does NOT show on Blog page:

parent = main page(no parent)
template = Front Page Template
Sidebar = Blog Related

Is this what you’re asking me for?

On further examination, this isn’t actually working on all pages.

the custom divider shows on the first page, but not on the products, gallery, blog, or contact pages. Looking at the page source, I can see that like the first page, the <div> I inserted are there, however for some reason it is not showing.

I ended up customizing the header.php file, which where the menu is, and I’d think that ought to make it show up on every single page alongside the menu, not just the first one.

Is this a z-index related issue? If so, which way do I go on it?

Nevermind, I’ve finally figured out that inserting
‘<div><img src=”wp-content/uploads/2013/12/oldLine1.png” width=”100%” /> </div>’ into page.php worked much better than trying achieve this via CSS.

This is my page.php code,

What I believe I’d like to do is insert the oneLine1.png image as a breaking line just before #main and then I think the twoLines2.png after the #content.

Is it ok to insert regular html code (that I know a bit of) into php (that I don’t know) files?

‘get_header(); ?>

<div id=”primary” class=”site-content”>
<div id=”content” role=”main”>

<?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
<?php get_template_part( ‘content’, ‘page’ ); ?>
<?php comments_template( ”, true ); ?>
<?php endwhile; // end of the loop. ?>

</div><!– #content –>
</div><!– #primary –>

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>’

OOps, one w too many. Try this.
https://www.iconoclasticpress.com/draft/

That worked, thank you. Can only get one image to show however. Can you explain the regex setting?

Sorry, the link I’m working on is here: https://www.mckennasports.com/playground/?page_id=102

Lovely, that worked. Thank you.

I’ll go back and review how to use child themes. This is my first attempt and I thought I understood the process. By now tho I don’t remember what I’ve changed in the files and what is original from the parent. :/

Fonglh,
Thank you very much!