[Jeffreydotfong]

Ah, solved my problem!

Seems I had added an additional line to include the footer to my taxonomy.php file in genesis connect (why I cannot remember - will endeavour to remove this)

Amnesia strikes again!

[Jeffreydotfong]

Interesting! It seems to be a line I am using to load my custom footer. Getting this error:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare load_front_page_footer() (previously declared in /home4/fastpac3/public_html/billow/wp-content/themes/Genesis_Child/functions.php:259) in /home4/fastpac3/public_html/billow/wp-content/plugins/genesis-connect-woocommerce/templates/taxonomy.php on line 37

Using these calls:

// Remove Footer http://www.billerickson.net/code/remove-genesis-footer/
remove_action('genesis_footer', 'genesis_do_footer');
remove_action('genesis_footer', 'genesis_footer_markup_open', 5);
remove_action('genesis_footer', 'genesis_footer_markup_close', 15);

//Call my custom footer
add_action('genesis_footer', 'load_front_page_footer');
    function load_front_page_footer() {
        get_footer('All'); /*Same footer as front page*/
}

Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

[Jeffreydotfong]

Great, thanks Victor.

I'm running a bit of a weird system where I have a different header file and a different page template for each page so I will try this method.

Thanks,

Jeff

[Jeffreydotfong]

Hi Victor,

The file names were exact. I neglected to mention that I had a custom index header. I have solved the issue with this code in my index.php:

// Header for home and index pages singled out...
add_action('genesis_header', 'load_project_page_header');
    function load_project_page_header() {
        if (is_home() || is_date()) {
            get_header('Blog_home'); 
        }
        else {
            get_header('index'); 
        }
}

Thanks for your help! Seems to be an issue with my installation of wordpress though.

Jeff

[Jeffreydotfong]

Hi Victor,

Yes, I have that exact code.

The strangest bit is that it works on my locally hosted site, but not on the live server!

Jeff

[Jeffreydotfong]

Haha, great. I won't be adding anymore actions without a new function then!

[Jeffreydotfong]

Ah actually, calling it in a custom function worked.

add_action('genesis_header', 'loadlandingheader');
    function loadlandingheader() {
        get_template_part('Header','Landing');
}
      

How come I had to call it in a custom function to get it to sit inside the genesis() site-container?

[Jeffreydotfong]

Thanks Brad,

I tried to use get_template_part ('Header','Landing') but just got the same result: the header ends up outside the site-container created by the genesis() function. It seems my actions aren't actually hooking into the right place:

add_action('genesis_header', get_template_part('Header','Landing'));

By creating a custom function, do you mean re-creating the genesis() function? Or just using echo to pull in a particular header image - I was hoping I could use the same header for different page templates or the different headers for the same template...

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