Adding Image to BLOG TITLE

You can add ™ after the last letter in the blog title and the TM will appear as part of the title.

where do I do this? the header?

If the blog title is coming from your WP settings (it often does) you add it in Admin / Settings / General after the name of your blog. Otherwise in your theme’s header.php

huge thanks!! looks great-
OK, I have 2 other problems, care to tackle them?

I’d like to remove the Footer that says the Blog title, and put Sagacity LLC instead, but I can’t change the blog name, because I want to keep the BLOG TITLE the same.

and finally..

I’m not sure HOW the CATEGORIES-OVERVIEW got into my sidebar, I checked the widgets and it shows nothing of that sort. I’d like to have the CATEGORIES widget directly underneath the LOGIN and HelpDesk Links. But when I add the CATEGORIES Widget, I now have 2 CATEGORIES in the sidebar… any help on how to just have 1 CATEGORIES sidebar option?

I’d like to remove the Footer that says the Blog title, and put Sagacity LLC instead, but I can’t change the blog name, because I want to keep the BLOG TITLE the same.

edit your theme’s footer.php file. You will see some PHP code that references the blog title. Remove it and replace with Sagacity LLC, which needs no PHP – just type it in where the blog name PHP is now.

I can’t answer your other question without seeing your site. Post a URL if you can.

You are awesome!

OK- fixed that one.

I’m not going to worry about the Categories thing.. but one last thing which is pretty goofy

I have replaced the banners for home_banner.png archive_banner.png and single_banner.png for THE MORNNG AFTER THEME.. here is the documentation

As you see in the preview, there is a thin strip with a background image just below the header with the ‘title’ of the page. You will see different background images for the home page, posts/pages, and archives. Please feel free to change the background images to suit your tastes. Make sure your images have dimensions of 965 × 70 pixels, and name them as home_banner.png (for the home page), single_banner.png (for posts and pages), and archive_banner.png (for archives) respectively. Upload them to the wp-content/themes/tma/images/bg/ folder.

So the banner does show up on home and the archive and single post.

Now, when you click on any of the CATEGORIES on my blog https://sagacity-llc.com/blog/

there is an empty banner at the top… what’s this all about? and shouldn’t the home_banner.png be the same as the empty banner?

Thanks again for being so patient with me

Hi – The browser is not finding the file named archive_banner.png

Make sure you uploaded it in the correct folder, and that you spelled the filename on disk exactly like that

Your questions are clear and you understand the responses – easy to assist you.

Ok-
it was an FTP upload problem..

it timed out.

Now, my boss wants to be able to rotate that top banner

I tried using this one https://www.alistapart.com/comments/betterrotator/

but I got all sorts of errors, unable to read ini file, cannot modify header info, etc… you have a better way to do it?

I have about 4-5 banners, and they all have different words on them, I’d like to have a new banner when someone hits refresh or goes to another page

You seriously are a good dude for doing this

You are going to have to change the coding on your theme a bit to make this work, since its programmed to use bkgrnd_img X on this page and Y on another page. I think what it is, is you want to have a pool of bkgrnd images, any one of which can appear on any page.

I don’t have time to work the code out, but the approach I would take is generate a random # between 1 and 5
<?php $img = rand ( 1, 5 ); ?>

and on each page, assign a class to the DIV that holds the background image, like this (“hdr” I made up – you have to use the name that’s in your theme)

<div id="hdr" class="img<?php echo $img; ?>">

if the random number was 4, the output of that will be
<div id="hdr" class="img4">

Then in your CSS make an entry for images 1 – 5, assigning the background images like this:
#hdr.img4 { background-image: images/background_img4.jpg) no-repeat; }

So that image is associated with that class, and the class name is assigned in the HTML randomly from the PHP routine.

You have to remove the code from your theme’s header.php that assigns the images the way its done now.

make a copy of header.php before you do this in case it doesn’t work for you.

yeah, that sounds pretty crazy.. I might skip out on this one, unless I’m making it seem to hard. I’m quite good with php and this Im not too sure about