mikeusru

I was able to disable the ‘display attachments’ in the wp-frontend options, but If i ever want to re-enable it, I can apply your CSS method for individual posts. Thanks, Techievous!

Thanks for the help lester – I placed

<?php if( get_post_type() == ‘post’ ) { the_ratings(); } ?>

into the index.php of my child theme immediately after

<?php while ( have_posts() ) : ##all other cases for single and lists: post, custom post type, page, archives, search, 404 ?>
<?php the_post(); ?>

, and now only the posts have ratings attached to them. Perfect!

Thanks ElectricFeet, your solution worked great! I added the code

/* Add background color to navbar except on home page */
:not(.home) .tc-header {
    min-height: 60px;
	background: #ffcc00;
}

to style.css.

And thanks for the z-index tip, that fixed the logo link issue as well.

Cheers!

Thanks –
My site is https://reaxns.com/

I think i’ve tried playing with the sticky header and it didn’t quite work for me, but i’ll give it another shot.

ElectricFeet – the ‘not pseudo class’ sounds like it can get it done, thanks! I’ll try my best to implement it ??

Thanks, deputy! I didn’t realize before that the .home was addressing the homepage CSS.

I’m also using the Center Header Block Items snippet to customize my navbar, but this ends up overriding the .home css code (regardless of whether the .home code is placed above or below). Any idea how to fix this? I realize i can set .page-id-#’s to the navbar code, but I essentially need it to apply to all the pages except the homepage.

Thank you, deputy!

Did anyone else get this solved by any chance? I’m trying to get a navbar over a slider, similar to https://www.macrotive.com/

Any help would be greatly appreciated.