• Hi team!

    First of all, thank you so much for the wonderful themes you have provided.

    Would have been much better if you had provided a Documentation as well.

    Anyway, here’s what I’m struggling with the Lemmony Agency theme –

    Can’t find the Header file. I like to insert Analytics/Tag Manager?code. Where is it located at the?backend? The one which is available (template or pattern) allows us to only design?and change blocks.

    Appearance > Editor > Design (Navigation/Style/Template parts/Patterns/Pages > Where is the original header file?

    Please help me out.

    Thanks

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  • Theme Author shufflehound

    (@shufflehound)

    Hello,

    Since Lemmony Agency is a Full Site Editing (FSE) theme, it doesn’t have a traditional header.php file like classic themes do. Instead, the header is managed as a template part within the Site Editor. You can edit it by going to Appearance?→?Editor and then selecting the header (or “Site Header”) template part.

    If you want to add Analytics or Tag Manager code, you have a couple of options:

    • Use the Full Site Editor to add a Code block directly into the header template part.
    • Or, add your tracking code via a code snippet (using a plugin or your child theme’s functions.php with the wp_head hook) so it appears site-wide.

    This approach is standard for FSE themes and works much like other FSE-based designs.

    Best regards,
    Shufflehound team

    Thread Starter spaceman87

    (@spaceman87)

    Thanks for the reply. I have installed a plugin for the Analytics part.

    Another thing that I’m still not able to figure it out. How do you change/reduce the size of the feature image (not the pixel ratio)?

    If you look at the single post section (desktop), the width of the Feature Image is too large, exceeding the width of the post and headline block.

    Thanks once gain for the awesome theme!

    Great to hear you got the Analytics plugin working! To adjust the featured image size on single posts, open your single post template in the site editor. Then, find the group block containing the image and change its alignment settings – try setting it to “none” or a fixed width like 774px. That should keep the image within the content area.

    Enjoy customizing the theme! ??

    Thread Starter spaceman87

    (@spaceman87)

    Tried both the ways. None worked! Let me dig more. Thanks for the reply though.

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