You’ll need to modify your template code for that by shutting off the original code and replacing that with a hardcoded text and link code.
Not something done by the WordPress itself or a plugin that I know of but fairly easy for a theme dev to figure out.
My recommendation is to put the link into the menu where it’s much easier to do, there’s a mechanism to do that and it will probably serve your purposes and your visitors better.
You can optionally point your home menu button to point back to a site you consider ‘the home site’ if you want. I’ve done both menu options and they both add clarity to the navigation options that way.
If your theme uses the_custom_logo() in its header to get the logo and link, then you could add a filter in functions.php or in a plugin that would change the link.
You can see where apply_filters is called at the end of the function: https://developer.ww.wp.xz.cn/reference/functions/get_custom_logo/, so you should able to write a callback function for add_filter.
I assume you’d have to look at $html and replace the link.
Thanks for the responses.
I agree, the ‘Home’ item in the menu is doing exactly what I want. I had just hoped that there might be a simple solution such as adding some ‘additional CSS’as I did to center the header.
There might be a CSS solution, too. I don’t know and I stink at CSS!! I detest design and coding work… it’s just a necessary evil to me.
So stay tuned just in case someone else has a suggestion.
In the meantime read up on that link Steven suggested.
