• Hi all,

    I’m having difficulty removing a GIF banner from my site. This is the site and this is the banner in question (located top right on every page).

    I’ve had a look through the editor options but can’t find the offending banner anywhere, though I can see it when viewing the source on Chrome.

    As you can probably tell, I have little-moderate WordPress experience, so any pointers as to how to remove the GIF and replace it with a static image would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks for reading,

    Aidan

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  • It’s a slider that’s maybe in your header.php. It could be added by a plugin or some theme customisation in your commercial theme (which aren’t really supported here).

    Do you have a some slider administration element in your WP Dashboard.

    Thread Starter humpty

    (@humpty)

    Thanks for reply.

    Yeah there’s a slider.php which contains the following code I feel may be relevant…?

    <!-- start slide -->
    
    <li>
    				          		<div class="slide">
    				          			<?php if($slider_item->slider_icon){ ?>
    				          			<img src="<?php echo $slider_item->slider_icon; ?>" class="header-picture" alt="icon"/>

    This matches with what I can see in the source code from Chrome:

    <!-- start slide -->
    			          		</li>
    <li>
    				          		<div class="slide">
    				          							          			<img src="https://www.humptydumptychildcareltd.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/humpty-main-banner.gif" class="header-picture" alt="icon"/>

    So I guess the next question is how do I change the img src=”<?php echo $slider_item->slider_icon; ? so it shows a new image?

    Thread Starter humpty

    (@humpty)

    Uh oh – didn’t highlight the code as code…

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