Thanks Josue – that worked perfectly!

I appreciate the assist.

John

Thanks!

If I wanted to add another element and have it disappear when the header begins to shrink, is that doable?

Cheers!
John

Thanks Yigit!

I was close yesterday, but not quite there!!

I appreciate the help as always

Hi Devin,

I’ve tried the “standard” woocommerce hooks in my functions.php but it doesn’t seem to work.

remove_action( 'woocommerce_single_product_summary', 'woocommerce_template_single_add_to_cart', 30 );
add_action( 'woocommerce_single_product_summary', 'woocommerce_template_single_add_to_cart', 100 );

All this does is move the add to cart section below the tags and categories, but not below the description tabs.

Any suggestions?

Thanks Yigit,

Unfortunately that puts the actual header element on top of my custom element, with a result like:
this where you can see the top css border over the .header_top_left.

Would I be better off using by own div’s for the logo?

Thanks!

You rock Yigit!!

Thanks!

Thanks Devin – sometimes I can overlook the obvious.

I inadvertently put descriptive text into the alt-link field.

My bad – it’s functioning properly now.

I appreciate that, but it’s not like you guys to have an update that causes such havoc. That being said, I like the new header options.

Thanks Peter – definitely learn something new every day. This totally stumped the guys at WooThemes, they had no idea how to make it work.

I appreciate the help as always!

John

Thanks Devin,

It must be WooCommerce, I switched themes and it still occurs.

Thanks!

I think my description was bad.

If you click this link: you’ll see that Orlando & Disney Area is not listed as a choice in the main content, but is in the sidebar categories menu, and when you click that they are all visible.

As far as I can tell, the only category is the Orlando & Disney Area.

Thanks,
John