stengl
Member
Hi everybody,
A couple of questions:
1) I want to get rid of the header > how to?
2) I want to inser my own coded header just above the last post an/or #index-top being displayed. Unfortunatley, there is no hook for that and I do not want to change the styling of #index-top. Any ideas how to acomplish that?
The result should be a right sidebar that gos all the way up the page and a header only as wide as a regular post.
Ideas?
gretings
stengl
Member
To clarifiy, if you take a look at this overview: http://bluemandala.com/thematic/thematic-structure.html I want to insert my own header in #container, above #content.
stengl
Member
*bump*
Hi Stephan,
sorry .. I'm busy with some projects.
I'll include the needed hooks into the next SVN revision this evening. Will drop a note as soon as it is available.
Chris
stengl
Member
Hi Chris,
Awsome. Looking forward for your implementation. My site has to go live on thursday, so if everything fails I will have to hack the core-files and adapt it with the next release.
Thanks in advance. This is going to become a coding night :)
.. it won't fail :)
ADDED: New action hooks: thematic_abovecontent and thematic_belowcontent
Revision 648
Chris
stengl
Member
¡Muchas gracias! … I'm on it ;)
stengl
Member
Hm strange. It does not work for both arguments. Ist it me?
function header_in_content($header) {
$header = '<div id="header">';
$header .= 'Hello World!';
$header .= '</div>';
return $header;
}
add_action('thematic_abovecontent','header_in_content');Testing.
.. it's echo not return :)
function header_in_content($header) {
$header = '<div id="header">';
$header .= 'Hello World!';
$header .= '</div>';
echo $header;
}
add_action('thematic_abovecontent','header_in_content');
stengl
Member
awsome, echo works. Strange though, with all other hooks I use return ;)
Thanks Chris!
You use return for filter hooks.
stengl
Member
Yup, you just made my day Chris ;)
Unfortunatley, I still have an issue. When I use a hook like:
// Header einfügen
function header_in_content($header) {
$header = '<div id="header-logo"><h1 class="header-title">' . bloginfo('title') . '</h1></div>';
echo $header;
}
add_action('thematic_abovecontent','header_in_content');
I get HTML like:
<div id="container">
BlogURL BlogTITL <div id="header-logo"><h1 class="header-title"></h1></div>
<div id="content">
The bloginfo('url') and bloginfo('title') are not inserted in the right position. I can't figure out why.
This is once again something about echo & return :)
bloginfo() echoes the result
get_bloginfo() returns the result
If you want to build a string containing the title, you need to use get_bloginfo().
Chris
stengl
Member
Thanks a lot! Lesson learned ;)
One last thing. I want to get rid of the obsolet header div. But with
function remove_header()
{
remove_action('thematic_header', 'thematic_brandingopen', 1);
remove_action('thematic_header', 'thematic_blogtitle', 3);
remove_action('thematic_header', 'thematic_blogdescription', 5);
remove_action('thematic_header', 'thematic_brandingclose', 7);
remove_action('thematic_header', 'thematic_access', 9);
}
add_action('init', 'remove_header');
… I only can delete the functions, but not the main header divs themselves.
Is there a way to remove the header completley?
Hi Stephan,
the only way to remove the header div is to copy header.php to your child theme's directory and edit this file.
I could move open / close div into thematic_header() but this might break a couple of child theme's.
There's another idea, but I need to work on this a bit more.
Chris
@stengl You can set the empty #header div to display: none; and give your header a new ID name.
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