Mervin Hernandez

Good to hear!

From WordCamp NYC:

Sounds like what you’re trying to do is actually “add_action”, along with your html code.

<?php
add_action( 'omega_header', function(){
    ?>
    // Your HTML here
    <?php
}, 10 ); // 10 sets priority of action order

spalisetty,

As Steven just mentioned, you cannot use an .ai as a logo image. You must first determine what size logo you want to use — and this can be dependent on your theme, and/or your design preferences.

Out of Illustrator, output a jpg or png to the actual size you need for the logo image, and then you may import it into the Customizer or Theme options.

Cheers,

-Mervin

Hi @kernix,

With regard to your page content size (body container width) this is likely editable either in the Customizer under some “layout” type of setting, or in your theme’s settings. The typical page width is 1200px, with various elements such as title slider, that has a bleed covering the entire screen width.

As for the title grey line, it is being created as part of your “primary” container, and you can get rid of it by inserting the following into your custom CSS (in Customizer).

div#primary {border:0;}

-Mervin

digitalsplendid,

The most likely answer is your permalinks need to be refreshed. As digitalspelndid remmended, go to Settings > Permalinks and save to re-render your site links.

FYI, I was able to navigate to your different pages, and the title is visible, although I’m not sure if you have content on the different pages.

-Mervin

modkat4thewin

There is a simple way to accomplish this with CSS, but be aware it’s going to make it very difficult for anyone to navigate to any other pages if there’s no reference to the navigation menu.

You can type in the following into the Custom CSS area in the Customizer to accomplish what you need.

‘li.mobile-menu-icon-toggle {display:none;}`

Thanks @mihail-barinov that seemed to resolve the issue.

I’m pretty sure you tried to do the self-update within WP itself–so, in that case, ditch that idea, because if it hasn’t locked you out of your WP install, it may if you try it a couple more times.

Instead, do a manual upgrade. Download the latest version of WordPress, unzip it, and upload it to your FTP directory by hand. Don’t risk running the self-updater again.