EDIT: I solved this problem! I was able to revert to the original %image tag, delete my clunky code, and use my images. Sleeping on my keyboard helps. Tee hee
Thanks for the theme.I am working with the header images, and was able to successfully upload them and have them rotating using the javascript. However, the images did not rotate in the order I would have liked them to despite me naming them first alphabetically, then numerically, and then editing them in time order first ascending and then descending.
I tried to remedy this problem by using a custom javascript which allowed me to specify the order, speed, alt tags and links for the pictures. It works fine, but I had no way of stopping it from showing up on specified pages. Granted, my images are wonderful, but seeing a rotating montage on every page may prove distracting for some.
So, I decided to create a custom page template that would not have the header image, but keep the logo, top menu and feed items for those pages I didn't want it to show up on. However, the index.php file only has the php command to get the header, and there is no way (that I see with my skillset) to specify which parts of the header I would like to show up.
Is there a workaround? ie:
Is there an actual file I could edit to specify the order of the pictures instead of a random order? What commands ahould I use?
or
Should I try placing my code somewhere else besides the style and edit header area, and if so, where?
or
Is there a way to specify in a custom page template which header elements to show?
Thanks again for a wonderful theme, and in advance for any advice.
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