Lifestyle Pro Header showing on all pages

[carolacat]

Hi there,

I'm using the lifestyle pro theme and as many of you know, the header image displays on each secondary page too. Does anyoone know a fix for only showing the header on the home page and not having it displayed on the internal pages please?

Suggestions and help much appreciated. I will spend a little time responding to other's requests if there is anything I can help with too.

Carol

[pxforti]

Add the following code to the end off your functions.php page.
Note: If that doesn't work as expected, try replacing is_front_page with is_home

function wnd_add_genesis_header()	{
	if (!is_front_page())	{
		//* Remove site header elements
		remove_action( 'genesis_header', 'genesis_header_markup_open', 5 );
		remove_action( 'genesis_header', 'genesis_do_header' );
		remove_action( 'genesis_header', 'genesis_header_markup_close', 15 );	
	}
}

add_action( 'genesis_before', 'wnd_add_genesis_header' );

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writeNowDesign
WordPress and Ecommerce Website Design

[carolacat]

Hi Thanks so much for the reply. I tried both options but they didn't work. I even tried it with about_ellen as that is the front page at the moment on http://www.ellenhogan.ie

If you have any further ideas, I'd appreciate it!

Carol

[pxforti]

I tried this on the same template and it works. That's with a page specified as home page. The only problem is that it also shows the header on the specified home page (in your case about page).

One way around this would be to use the Home Page Top widget area to past the about us content. Or, use a unique page as the home page.

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writeNowDesign
WordPress and Ecommerce Website Design

[carolacat]

Yes, Thanks, I set the front page to 'home' and added the code to my_functions.php file but it is still didn't have the desired effect so then I added it to the functions.php and it worked!

Funny how it didn't work on the custom functions file though!?

Any suggestions on how I can add this to my custom file to prevent it being overridden on updates?

Carol

[pxforti]

Never heard of using anything other than functions.php. Unless you use an include in functions.php there is no way for WordPress to know about that file. When you see the update message from studeopress its for the parent not child template.

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WordPress and Ecommerce Website Design

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