Link to site would help, but if you know the item then you can preface it with:
.home = Front Page
.blog = Posts Page
.page = Other Pages
.page-id-n = Selected Page
So something like .blog .site-logo {display: none;} should work
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Rango
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Sorry, I’m one of those new people that needs just a little more instruction. Where do I type that? Also, here is a link to the website as requested.
Thanks!
Sorry, it’s a bit trickier than it looks. Will need some php coding. I’ll try to look later, unless an expert jumps in.
Well, this is a real CSS hack, but it works 🙂
Go to Customize’it and paste the following code into the Custom CSS panel:
.blog .site-logo img {display:none;}
.blog .site-logo:before {content:"hello";}
What this does is stops the logo displaying, but inserts some text before where the logo would have been.
Thread Starter
Rango
(@rango)
Thanks for your response ElectricFeet. I pasted that code into the Custom CSS panel. It added the hello text, but the logo is still displaying. I left it for now so you can see how it is displaying. Thoughts? Thanks.
You have some short code in your custom css. Need to remove that.
.plants [wp-catalogue]
Short codes should be used in the page/post editor window.
Thread Starter
Rango
(@rango)
I did that when I was playing around trying to figure out short codes and forgot to remove it. Just did and that solved the problem! Am I able (easily) to change the size of the text that is now going to be used where the logo was on this page?
Yes. The custom css will be something like:
blog .site-logo img {
display:none;
}
.blog .site-logo:before {
content:"hello";
font-size: 2em;
font-weight: bold;
color: red;
}
You can change / add to this as you wish. Some ideas here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_text.asp
Thread Starter
Rango
(@rango)
Excellent. It’s all starting to make sense (slowly). Thanks to all of you for your help!
