iplahte Sep 15, 2016 · 7:36 pm #4904
Hello, is there a (simple) way to force specific pages to always use a collapsed header?
Pages with collapsed header
Hi iplahte
Thanks for posting. I’ll assist as soon as possible tomorrow morning (GMT+2). In the mean time, please, could you let me know what you mean by collapsed. Do you want to hide the header on certain pages? I’m sure I can solve this request. Chat further tomorrow. Thanks 🙂
iplahte Sep 15, 2016 · 7:49 pm #4906
Sorry for being unclear, I mean that the header sticky-active parameter is always set for some pages.
<div class=”wrapper-sticky sticky-active” style=”display: ….</div>
Thanks for explaining. Tomorrow I’ll work a conditional wrapper for you so that pages can be excluded. Chat then 🙂
iplahte Sep 15, 2016 · 8:18 pm #4908
Thanks. If you check http://www.onrelay.com you will see what I mean. We want the header to change size and behave as normal on the front page, but to be always minimized on the others.
I might need a bit more info. Sticky means the header sticks to the top of the page after scroll. Scaled is the setting that makes the header smaller after scrolling, after it becomes sticky. Using these two terms, sticky and scaled do you think you could perhaps confirm the request?
iplahte Sep 15, 2016 · 8:27 pm #4910
Yes, I mean scaled.
iplahte Sep 16, 2016 · 10:32 am #4916
It nearly takes us there just opening the page with the tag <url>#content, it opens the page with the header initially scaled down, but then it automatically scales it up again after the page loads..
iplahte Sep 16, 2016 · 12:13 pm #4917
We got the above to work exactly as desired when adding the WP Page scroll to id plugin and adding #content to all our menu links, so you can close the request. Thanks for help!
Right, I’m back, give me a moment to catch up. With you in a sec.
Cool, if that’s working for you then that’s great. Let me know if you want to dive in. Sorry I wasn’t around earlier 🙂
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