tomcwatts

UPDATE: My mistake, it does work! I forgot that I had overwritten the plugin template in my own theme, and was trying to modify the plugin code instead of the overwriting theme code. Thanks for your help, and you should absolutely push this update out to the plugin, assuming this was not an edge case.

Thanks again.

Hi Maeve,

Thanks for the prompt response! I’ve tried removing the extra ‘/’ from the string, but unfortunately it still does not work. It seems like the whole ‘calendarWidget’ URL is no longer in use by Rezdy now? Every variation I’ve tried results in the same DNS error.

I’ve lodged a ticket with Rezdy to see if they have changed their API in some way, but no response as of yet. Any more ideas?

Thnks

Sorry, that post is littered with spelling errors, I was in a rush and had to write in in about 4 seconds. Hopefully you get the idea anyway!

Sorry, that post is littered with spelling errors, I was in a rush and had to write in in about 4 seconds. Hopefully you get the idea anyway!

Hey buddy,

I’ve been looking around for support on how to add text inside of the image, and couldn’t find anything. But I managed to do it myself by;

Going into Installed Plugins, and and find the Custom Headers plugin, and click ‘Edit’. In the block of code do a CTRL+F to find this line: background-image:url

After that code, you will see a closing </div> tag. Remove that tag (or comment it out).

Now, go to your page.php, and where you have this line:
<?php if(function_exists('chi_display_header')) { chi_display_header(); } ?>

ADD that closing </div> tag that you removed to the end of it.

Now you can place your ‘the_title()’ hook, or anything in between the closing tag and the code, like so:

<?php if(function_exists('chi_display_header')) { chi_display_header(); } ?>

<h1 class="entry-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>

</div>