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Hi

To display a different header ads on pages you need to edit the ads.php file and add a set of conditions like here: http://screencast.com/t/E2qMgK02

if (is_page(page id)){
echo do_shortcode('[td_block_ad_box spot_id="custom_ad_1"]');
}elseif (is_page(page id)){
echo do_shortcode('[td_block_ad_box spot_id="custom_ad_2"]');
}elseif (is_page(page id){
echo do_shortcode('[td_block_ad_box spot_id="custom_ad_3"]');
}

To get the page id follow this link: http://screencast.com/t/hgeXHEyRRr0 Note that for the front page the function is: is_front_page() https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_front_page

Hope this help.
Thanks!

• This reply was modified 10 years by Andrei L..

I looked in the header section of the theme panel but couldn’t find an option. Pls advice.

Thank you.

Hi Bogdan,
I needed it because I’ve put a header inside an iframe and clicking a Menu link, the page within the iframe,
If anyone needs… I’ve solved putting in header.php

<base target = “_ top”>

Thanks very much for your help,

Hi Bogdan,

Headerstyle 8 is the one we both use.

I cannot mess with the live site they have 700 to 1000 real-time visitors on it at any time during the day. What I will do is setup a dev url then submit so that you can see.

Thanks

You can create a text block in the page grid, or a simple sidebar box, to put an h1 wrapped short description of your site.

h2 is usually only for sub-heads, like a large section header. But not necessary, semantically. But you could add a new “row” to a section of elements with something like “Music News” wrapped in h2.

Only have *one* h1 on home page.

Hm. It “looks” like a tracking code; like you’d see in Google analytics, Google ad, affiliate program, or simliar.

When you look at your page source you can see it looks like it’s part of some script placed in your header, but missing part of the code …

UA-71280683-1<noscript>

So, likely want to double check your theme panels for the custom CSS, custom Javascript, check the ad panel, and turn OFF any plugins which write anything to the header. Double check your YOAST SEO settings you didn’t put some code in there incorrectly as well.

UA = often short for user accountm, user analytics, etc.

@mboydnv
I do agree on being a bit against the “bloated one plugin for all” concept. I used to hate YOAST. We used to build our own themes, or hack things like Canvas to add custom if/then and queries for meta data in our headers. Yoast simply made it easier for us to deploy and add some things more quickly. But it has gotten a bit big and bloated and every major version it crashes and burns. I certainly don’t think it’s the only game in town, but it does work for a lot of folks. Of course, we’re using some other things on some sites, just because they’re smaller and work as well.

As for canonical tags — the reason they are useful for many sites, is for things like the pending /amp/ protocol from Google rolling out in 2016 to speed up mobile pages separate from things like mod_pagespeed or http/2 (previously inclusive of mod_SPDY). So, for example mobile accelerated pages will soon be loaded as so:
yoursite.ooo/name-of-my-article/amp/ — in this context, the canonical tag is useful to identify the /amp/ version is not another page, but an alternate “version” of the same page.

In our case — I should have stated — we syndicate our news from some sites, and the canonical tag helps identify we did it first, and when we link back to the parent page from the child syndicator.

Also be aware that article on MOZ is from 2013, and going into 2016, the canonical tag is more mature now.

However, you are correct — if you have no duplicate versions of content, if you’re not dealing with malformed inbound links to your site like /site/name-of-article/?12hy6 — where Google is saying you have duplicate content for too many 404 errors — then you may not need it !!

In our case, it helps control inbound malformed links from external sites, and also because with modern social media you have a dozen sites inventing their own links to your website page; meaning FB, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. all use a shortcode in some case to link to you, and the canonical can help identify that the URL on your site is the de-facto CORRECT one, even though it should be self evident being on your site.

I’m not arguing you need to have them, just saying they are useful and do NOT hurt inbound traffic in any way. Just like adding a default img tag, or an author tag, or other meta data; it’s read by those systems that have use for it, and other things ignore it.

Anyway — just some food for thought 🙂

Hi

I’ve tested this on my side with the latest theme’s version, V6.6.2 and the logo it’s displayed fine on header style 8: http://screencast.com/t/AGf3QxItx1J Please make sure that you updated the theme according with our documentation: https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme-2/ clear all caches, deactivate the child theme and test again.

Let u know how it goes.
Thanks!

Hi

First you need to replace the code from header-style-7.php with this one: http://pastebin.com/DHghLL1M – http://screencast.com/t/aQuTfCPtB Then you need to add this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css: http://screencast.com/t/1Zxhvv8UcfO

.img-left {
float: left;
width:20%;
padding-left: 10px;
padding-top: 10px;
}
.img-right{
float: right;
padding-right: 10px;
padding-top: 10px;
}
.td-header-style-7 .td-header-sp-logo{
width: 60%;
}

Let me know how it goes.
Thanks!

How to maintain the header/menu (same logo size and everything) even when scroll down?

Hi

I’ve checked your site and the header it’s full width now: http://screencast.com/t/BoAsRyZcf Please note that if you’re using a background image the theme switch i boxed layout and this affect and the menu: http://screencast.com/t/sz0YePPPGfI

Thanks!

Hello,

I have exactly the same problem. Did an update on Saturday and today, the logo is missing…

How did you resolve it?

I also found,

.td-header-style-8 .td-header-menu-wrap-full .td-header-sp-logo {
display: none;
}

The ONLY thing that changed on the site was update to the theme.