I have a website for Upper Room Dallas and Upper Room Denver. They have a different menu based on which half of the website you are on, however, I want to have a different logo in the nav menu dependent on the page. I noticed a similar question earlier where code was provided (see http://themenectar.ticksy.com/ticket/121539/search...
I added this code to my header.php and it just wipes out the whole website. Can you tell me in laymens terms where to place it and what to edit?
I have a website for Upper Room Dallas and Upper Room Denver. They have a different menu based on which half of the website you are on, however, I want to have a different logo in the nav menu dependent on the page. I noticed a similar question earlier where code was provided (see http://themenectar.ticksy.com/ticket/121539/search...
I added this code to my header.php and it just wipes out the whole website. Can you tell me in laymens terms where to place it and what to edit?
Thank you!
Hey Jonathan!
The code in the ticket you linked was kind of pseudo-code, but here's actual code you could place:
<?php if( is_page('My Page') ){ echo '<a id="logo" href="custom-client-link"> <img src="custom-client-logo.jpg" /> </a>'; } else { echo '<a id="logo" href="<?php echo home_url(); ?>"> <img src="default-logo.jpg" /> </a>'; } ?>and it would replace this section in the file:
<a id="logo" href="<?php echo home_url(); ?>" <?php echo $logo_class; ?>> <?php if(!empty($options['use-logo'])) { $default_logo_id = (!empty($options['retina-logo'])) ? 'id="default-logo"' : null; echo '<img '.$default_logo_id.' alt="'. get_bloginfo('name') .'" src="' . $options['logo'] . '" />'; if(!empty($options['retina-logo'])) echo '<img id="retina-logo" alt="'. get_bloginfo('name') .'" src="' . $options['retina-logo'] . '" />'; } else { echo get_bloginfo('name'); } ?> </a>Cheers :)
Got it, thanks!!