You can add other pages to the list with a simple &&:
<?php if( (!is_page( 'en-vivo' )) && (!is_page( 'some-other' )) && (!is_page( 'this-page' )) && (!is_page( 'your-page' )) ) : ?>
I was wondering if there’s a code to write in the custom CSS instead of tweaking the code in editor itself. I have tried different things I found on the forum but nothing worked so far (most of those things were apparently outdated :s ). I’ve contacted the support but haven’t received any reply yet.
My theme is radiate.
Thank you.
You can make a copy of the php you work with and place it in the themes folder. Or better make a child of the thems folder so it won’t be overwritten with an update of the theme.
Then in the copy you change the title:
<?php
/*
Template Name: new name
*/
In this copy you remove the oce that creates the header. This depends on the theme you use. It might be something like
<div id=”gazpo-nav”>
<?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘container_class’ => ‘main-menu’, ‘theme_location’ => ‘header_menu’ ) ); ?>
</div>
And you base the pages that don’t need the header on this template.
@dandy Plow: I try the code you post and it didn’t work for me. This is what I put:
<?php if( !is_page( ‘en-vivo’ ) ) && (!is_page( ‘videos’ )) && (!is_page( ‘online-giving’ )) && (!is_page( ‘contacto’ )) && (!is_page( ‘peticiones’ )) && (!is_page( ‘guessbook’ )) ) : ?>
Is that right?
You should not add the code I wrote down. You must remove the code that creates the header. For your theme that might look different then for my theme. NOTE: only in the template that you use for a page without a header and not for the template for a page with a header!
