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In many of your demos, “Sticky Top menu” is set to on and the header appears transparent on the homepage and with a solid white background on other pages. – http://seventhqueen.com/themes/kleo/home-default/ – http://seventhqueen.com/themes/kleo/portfolio/
I have “Sticky Top menu” is set to on, and it looks great on all the major pages:
http://staging.iescope.com/
password = “nuvis2015”I am trying to achieve this look with my header on the “News” page – http://seventhqueen.com/themes/kleo/portfolio/. I have “transparent main menu” not checked in the blog page’s “display settings” but that did not seem to do it.
http://staging.iescope.com/in-the-news/
Is there a setting to control the transparency of the header an its position (relative to the title) on various pages? Thanks in advance!
-Jordan
Sticky has nothing to do with transparency. They serve different purposes. In most cases, transparent menu should be turned off in WP Admin > Theme Options, and only turned on at the page level using Page Editor > Theme General Settings.
Also, when you have transparent menu turned on and dont hide the page title and main info sections, you’ll get that overlap.
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Got it.
That worked, thanks!
Follow up, I have uploaded alternate logos to that same page now that my header has a solid white background there.
I’m not seeing the alternate show up however.See screenshot and this:
http://staging.iescope.com/in-the-news/Hmmmm. I havent run into this issue before. Can you delete the logos, save the page, readd the logos and save the page? If that doesnt work, can you respond privately with a link and credentials so I can have a look around?
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Oh. Simple. You can’t use the page editor to edit WP built in blog and archive pages unless you edit the php files. The page you see listed in pages is merely a placeholder for WP. So, do the opposite. Set your alt1 logo as the main site logo, go into the few pages that you have setup (using transparent menu) and set your logo with the white text there. Make sense? It will save you a ton of work in the long run because if you look at your posts, its using the white logo too.
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