• Hi All,
    I am using the Atahualpa theme (3.4.9) and am stuck on a couple of things;

    1. I would like to hide the secondary (category based) navigation on all pages except for my blog page… is this possible? I want to keep the coloured bar just hide the text.

    2. I would also like the blog page to have is own unique header image that is different from all the other pages.

    I can’t figure out the code to make either of these things happen so any help would be awesome…

    My site is in maintenance mode but I can deactivate it momentarily if it helps solve this.

    Thanks in advance…

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  • 1 you can put a bit of php instead of putting in %cats you would do something like if ( the page is the blog page ) then %cats else echo(‘<div style=”whatever you like”></div> …. something to that effect anyway should work

    2 i think the only way to do this is to create a copy of the theme’s index file and call it blogpage.php or something and then start by commenting out the calls to the header – and putting what you like in there instead ( however 2 things a) it would be probably easier to just write your own custom header for this part in php/html/css rather than trying to force atahualpha to give you a “second version” … at a least i have done it this way and it worked for me. and more importantly B ) when you take out whatever code the duplicate of index.php uses to generate the header you will probably need to go digging in the code to find out what you are loosing as well as the atahualpha header because it’s probable ( cant remember off hand ) that all the regular header stuff <html><head> etc would be gone too so you’d have to rebuild that. ….. there is another approach and that involves looking in the atahulapha code to find where the actual header display comes from ( i think it’s in bfa header options ormaybe functions.php or something but i could be wrong ) and adding conditional code in there to display a selective header

    hope this help s a bit – you should also do a search on the bytes for all forum itse;f – im sure some of this is already documented a lot better than above

    1) use a CSS Insert
    .home #menu2 {display:none;}
    2) check out https://forum.bytesforall.com – this has been answered in the past

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