briz_dad

Luke!! That did it…

blackstardevelopment.org/wp-site/

thanks for the perseverance ??

(and I know about not wanting to leave something until it is done – thanks again!)

Close; not quite what I need.

The solution above disabled the sub-menu completely – there was no way to get to the sub-menu item(s).

(We can drop this if you want – I really appreciate you volunteering time to see if a solution could be found.)

Sincerely,
Greg

by the way – if anyone knows how to make the top level menu click-through for this topic, it will be appreciated…

michello – here ya go

add a logo in the top left corner

OK – thank you Luke!

I just added a 2nd tier “Projects Overview” as a work around.

I still would like the top-tier item to click through to the projects page.

Hello Luke,

Perfect – thank you! ??

Sincerely,
Greg

sorry – my mistake… I didn’t even attempt a plugin…. d’oh!

sorry to waste time %-)

Hello Luke,

Perfect – works like a charm. (And I found out that just placing the header.php file into the Child-Theme directory works.)

blackstardevelopment.org/wp-site/

I have two other questions – and they’re different topics – so this item can close out.

Thanks again!
Greg

1. click on appearance > themes
2. click on “customize” on chosen theme
3. you should see a “Widgets: Home Page Top Area” on left column

that should do it…

By the way, I recommend creating a “child theme” if you have the bandwidth to explore doing this. It is fairly simple and might save headaches down the road.

FYI,
Greg

Hello daftduke,

I attempted to do the same thing – and I used your code above. However, I broke the site.

How do I effectively call in this element from the child theme?

Sincerely,
Greg

PS. I attempted to drop your code above between the following two snippets:

<div class="container">
				<div class="navbar-header">

So I had:

<div class="container">
                         <div id="header-image">
    <a href="<?php echo esc_url( home_url( '/' ) ); ?>" title="<?php echo esc_attr( get_bloginfo( 'name', 'display' ) ); ?>" rel="home">
       <img src="<?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/images/logo.png" alt="Logo"/>
    </a>
</div>
				<div class="navbar-header">

OK – thank you, admiralthrawn.
your advise above is appreciated ??
~ greg

Thank you, WPyogi, I’ll check out those links.

(and no worries; I can’t fault a person for attempting to drum up some income.)

ok… need to explore elsewhere

thank you – this might do it.