YES!!!!!

Thank you, Guenni. Very much.

Yes… because I couldn’t get the solution you sent to work properly, which is why I said:

“OK, so I’ve done some dancing with this- it didn’t work. What we wanted to do was add two buttons above the logo/menu area.

I came upon this, which we can totally work with:”

I thought I was making that clear… sorry.

We’ve accepted this as an alternative, but need the proper CSS.

I’ll try that this evening!

Thank you SO much!

M

I’m not sure how this applies to our current situation. We just want to have the header widget area show up in the right place, and not affect the appearance of the menu/logo.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-6g8u3ipMyDI7qegP5CFH4QYToqCrXYD/view?usp=sharing

There’s what the mobile menu looks like. We just want it at 100% opacity with a white background, as normal.

Thanks!

Thank you so much!!!

FYI – Josue posted here back in 2013 using two words for the sidebar name:
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/sidebar-functionality-and-assigning-sidebar-to-category-archive-page/#post-175388

You might want to edit that!

Thanks again.

OK – first off, I miscoded it…

It should have been category, not archive. But it’s still throwing an error.

Here’s the proper code:

if (is_category(artist)) {
dynamic_sidebar(‘Directory Sidebar’);
$default_sidebar = false;

Here’s the error it throws:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘Sidebar’’ (T_STRING) in (site) /wp-content/themes/enfold-child/sidebar.php on line 76

That’s this line:

dynamic_sidebar(‘Directory Sidebar’);

Thanks!

M

Header and main menu showed up fine, but body content and sidebar were blank.

Thank you sir!

We don’t use imgur, but here’s a google drive link:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8ccFXQ9hnu5QWxUZ2FYa1gwNkk

Thanks!

M

Sorry… I will! I only replied to say that it had been working before. :)
Best,
M

For those of you who might have been following the thread…
A while back, we had a team member move the header custom widget area into the body of some pages.
I had totally forgotten about it. He had duplicated the Kriesi custom code for adding a widget area to the header, and modified it so it would show up elsewhere.
Thanks, Yigit and Ismael – and sorry to make you crawl through code! You guys are the best.

See my initial post. I got it from the official documentation, which says to add it to functions.php.

You folks have been in there before – it’s just a testbed, not public… so I’ll add links in the private area. :)

Thank you!

You are TOO awesome.
So… does this apply to posts? (so if I change the category in ‘slug_category’ to the category of a particular post…) ?
Thanks VERY much, and have a great weekend!