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Hi,
Im looking into adding a "banner" area between the site header and the main content. In the homepage this location would have featured content, while on the remaining pages would have a simple image, maybe with some text.
Can you recommend any plugin or a different approach to achieve this?
I should add that I have no problem integrating the JS behaviour, is just the WordPress for generating the admin and the front-end markup that im struggling a bit.Thanks!
while on the remaining pages would have a simple image
Link to your site please.
Will this image be the same for every remaining page?
I don't have the site online using WordPress, but this is what im replicating with WordPress:
http://053.webipack.com/ptThe banner sliding in the homepage is composed by an image / title / url. In other templates sometimes I also add to that a small description.
The following pages ideally could have page/post/category banner images. Probably i'll have to use two mechanisms for this one for the homepage and other for the inner pages.
Thanks again for all the help.
The site you linked to uses a slider on the front page and static image on other pages.
You could hook in the slider and image using PHP and the genesis_after_header hook.
If you want unique content on every page, you should use a custom field otherwise you going to have a lot of code for each image.
To use custom fields, you can use a plugin like ACF or hand code it.
Hard to provide a specific solution unless you know exactly what you want and link to your site.
Thanks Brad.
The site im building is the exact same example i've mentioned, currently is running a custom made cms.I'll explore the tips you've mention to see if I can get around this.
Cheers
In case anyone arrived to this topic looking for something similar, i've solved the using custom post types and the following plugins:
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