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Home › Forums › Gym Master Theme Support › header menu on homepage
So I am using the Gym theme…I have purchased the full pack…but love the demo so much I am using that verwsion.
The one question I have is that I would like to display a logo only in the homepage header with no menu visible, then on my content pages vice-verdsa, a the header menu with no logo.
How do I do that?
my website is: https://www.Podcastcadet.com
any help is appreciated
Hi,
Kindly go to Appearance >> Customize >> Basic >> Scroll down to find Custom CSS and paste there:
.sitenav { display:none !important;}
Regards,
Chris
okay I can do that easy enough..but that gets rid of ALL site nav options.
what I need specifically is a way to remove site nav on homepage only while maintaining site nav on the rest of the site pages.
Hi,
Kindly go to Appearance >> Menue >> Remove there, menus you don’t want.
And remove this CSS from custom CSS box:
.sitenav { display:none !important;}
Regards,
Chris
whenever you go to the menus in customize and remove them from homepage the template by default replaces them with a menu of ALL website pages by default.
This solution also does not address the issue of different content in the header between homepage and remaining pages as requested.
also is there a way to center all content? My homepage wants to shift content to the left despite being set to full wide.
Hi,
Can you send us the screenshot of your issues? Upload your screenshot on http://imgur.com/ and paste the share url here.
Regards,
Chris
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