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Hey, is there any way to use a different logo on mobile, and on sticky header (when scrolling down)?
Hi LiSkynden
Thanks for reaching out.
I should be able to assist with this task. It isn’t possible from within the theme settings but is possible with a little custom development. I’ll do my best to get back to you tomorrow with a solution.
Thanks Andrew. Here’s the website if you need it:
Erm … nope. Is that a problem? :/
I have been using WP only a short while now so i only edit with CSS.Apologies, you did supply a URL so I can check that for myself. Not sure where your coding level is at, but here is the child theme, ver. 01.
https://purothemes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/ultra-child-liskynden-01.zip
Once unzipped, the following URL’s need changing:
functions.php: line 21 (sticky logo)
header.php: line 35 (mobile logo)You’ll see my placeholder URL there from testing, those need to be your image URL’s. Let me know if you’re able to do this change, if not I will supply further instructions.
Keep in mind that, unfortunately, installing a child theme will reset Menu Location settings and Customizer settings. There isn’t any easy way around this. It’ll mean a bit of reset work. I usually open the Customizer Theme Design section in one tab and install the child theme in another so I can manually copy settings over. Hopefully, in the future we’ll have a better of handling this transition.
The image URL’s should ideally come from your Media Library, you can get a URL by editing the image and copying the URL from the right column meta box.
You could do things like this:
1. Download ZIP to your desktop.
2. Install child theme ZIP from Appearance > Themes > Add New > Upload Theme.
3. You might want to put the site into maintenance mode using WP Maintenance Mode plugin.
4. With the child theme activated, go to Appearance > Editor and make the changes to the lines I described above.Hey, thank you so much. Great instructions 🙂 You have been very helpfull. I think i can manage this … but as being a WP noob, lol, i have to ask: does this change anything in the layout or other things?
A few times i tried to find out about how to make child themes but i havent have enough time.
Anyway, i will let you know tomorrow if i succeed with this.
For sure 🙂
Yes, it will. Activating a child theme will completely reset
Appearance > Customize > Theme DesignandAppearance > Menus > Menu Locations. My previous tip was about this issue:There isn’t any easy way around this. It’ll mean a bit of reset work. I usually open the Customizer Theme Design section in one tab and install the child theme in another so I can manually copy settings over. Hopefully, in the future we’ll have a better of handling this transition.
oops, sorry i didnt read the last post that carefully 😀
I will test this on my testing site, which is a clone from the online version, or more like other way around but anyway.. Maybe i wll learn something at the same time 🙂
Thank you.
Hey this was actually pretty simple and easy with your instructions 😀 I tested it on the testing site, and it didnt mess up anything … maybe i havent done that much in the “Customizer ” area.
Take a look
http://www.testailu1.salonrakennuspelti.fi/Hey, i’m not sure if you are in the devepoer team, and i dont know how bug job it would be, but this could be a great update to the theme. (maybe one of the a pro version options) I mean putting this option so that a noobs like me could just change the mobile and sticky logos in the “Customizer ” area.
I have seen at least one theme that has an option for “sticky” logo … I think it was the Press CustomizrAnyway, A BIG thank you to you Andrew 🙂
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