[cgs18]

Hi,

I have an image that I want to use for the slider on the landing page–I’ll just have one image, not a slider. The image includes the site logo and title, so I have disabled them from showing in the header section. Is there a way to get the logo to show in the header on all other pages and just not on the landing page?

[Zed]

Leave the logo active all the time and hide it on the homepage with CSS:

.home #branding #logo {
    display: none;
}

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Zed. Reason: corrected answer

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[cgs18]

Ok, so I’m just learning CSS and I’m not sure where to put the code you gave me. I tried in “additional CSS”, but that didn’t work, so I tried in various places–in style.css it took it hid it on all the pages.

I was trying to put it in the landing-page.php file and when that didn’t work I deleted the code, but apparently I have a stray bracket or something and now I can’t get into any file at all to try to find my error. I get a “parse error” message. I can’t even logout. I’m stuck. This is not a live website, so not tragic or urgent (but it feels kind of urgent), but is there a way out of this? I tried just closing the browser and now I can’t get back in at all. Is there a way to recover? And if not, how do I just start over?

[cgs18]

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[cgs18]

Ok, I got back in with some help from my hosting company. Phew!

I’m still not sure where to put the css you provided.

[Zed]

Simple CSS customizations should go in the Additional CSS field in the customizer interface (or you can use a custom CSS plugin to apply extra CSS to your site).

Complex customizations should be performed through child themes.

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[cgs18]

I put it in the Additional CSS field–that was the first thing I tried–but it makes the logo/title disappear on every page, not just the homepage. Do I need something in the CSS to specify just the homepage?

[Zed]

Sorry, I’ve updated the CSS above to make it only apply to the homepage.

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[cgs18]

Thank you! I thought it needed something to specify homepage only, but didn’t know what I needed to do.

I had to put a comma between #branding and #logo and now it’s working.

.home #branding, #logo {
    display: none;
}

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