Code problem

Hello
Some time ago I asked you if it is possible to correct this issue of image 1.

You fixed the issue with this code you have gave me:
function woodmart_header_block_logo() {

$header_color_scheme = woodmart_get_opt( ‘header_color_scheme’ );

// Get the logo
$logo = WOODMART_IMAGES . ‘/wood-logo-dark.svg’;
$logo_white = WOODMART_IMAGES . ‘/wood-logo-white.svg’;

$protocol = woodmart_http() . “://”;

$logo_uploaded = woodmart_get_opt(‘logo’);
$logo_white_uploaded = woodmart_get_opt(‘logo-white’);
$logo_sticky_uploaded = woodmart_get_opt(‘logo-sticky’);
$has_sticky_logo = ( isset( $logo_sticky_uploaded[‘url’] ) && ! empty( $logo_sticky_uploaded[‘url’] ) );

if(isset($logo_white_uploaded[‘url’]) && $logo_white_uploaded[‘url’] != ”) {
$logo_white = $logo_white_uploaded[‘url’];
}
if(isset($logo_uploaded[‘url’]) && $logo_uploaded[‘url’] != ”) {
$logo = $logo_uploaded[‘url’];
}

if( $header_color_scheme == ‘light’ ) {
$logo = $logo_white;
}

$logo = $protocol. str_replace(array(‘http://’, ‘https://’), ”, $logo);

?>
<div class=”site-logo”>
<div class=”woodmart-logo-wrap<?php if( $has_sticky_logo ) echo ” switch-logo-enable”; ?>”>
” class=”woodmart-logo woodmart-main-logo” rel=”home”>
<?php echo ‘‘; ?>

<?php if ( $has_sticky_logo ): ?>
<?php
$logo_sticky = $protocol . str_replace( array( ‘http://&#8217;, ‘https://&#8217; ), ”, $logo_sticky_uploaded[‘url’] );
?>
” class=”woodmart-logo woodmart-sticky-logo” rel=”home”>
<?php echo ‘‘; ?>

<?php endif ?>
</div>
</div>
<?php
}

After the version 3.3 the code stopped working.
How do we make it again functional and solve the same issue?
Regards

Hi,

What kind of problem do you mean here? What exactly this code for?

Regards

If you look at the previous image you will see that according to Gtmetrix I must specify the image dimensions of my logo.
Before 3.3 version when I used the code below (that you gave me in a previous post) I successfully removed Gtemetrix notice.
Now the code doesn’t work.
If it is not possible to modify the code do you now another way?

function woodmart_header_block_logo() {

$header_color_scheme = woodmart_get_opt( ‘header_color_scheme’ );

// Get the logo
$logo = WOODMART_IMAGES . ‘/wood-logo-dark.svg’;
$logo_white = WOODMART_IMAGES . ‘/wood-logo-white.svg’;

$protocol = woodmart_http() . “://”;

$logo_uploaded = woodmart_get_opt(‘logo’);
$logo_white_uploaded = woodmart_get_opt(‘logo-white’);
$logo_sticky_uploaded = woodmart_get_opt(‘logo-sticky’);
$has_sticky_logo = ( isset( $logo_sticky_uploaded[‘url’] ) && ! empty( $logo_sticky_uploaded[‘url’] ) );

if(isset($logo_white_uploaded[‘url’]) && $logo_white_uploaded[‘url’] != ”) {
$logo_white = $logo_white_uploaded[‘url’];
}
if(isset($logo_uploaded[‘url’]) && $logo_uploaded[‘url’] != ”) {
$logo = $logo_uploaded[‘url’];
}

if( $header_color_scheme == ‘light’ ) {
$logo = $logo_white;
}

$logo = $protocol. str_replace(array(‘http://&#8217;, ‘https://&#8217;), ”, $logo);

?>
<div class=”site-logo”>
<div class=”woodmart-logo-wrap<?php if( $has_sticky_logo ) echo ” switch-logo-enable”; ?>”>
” class=”woodmart-logo woodmart-main-logo” rel=”home”>
<?php echo ‘‘; ?>

<?php if ( $has_sticky_logo ): ?>
<?php
$logo_sticky = $protocol . str_replace( array( ‘http://&#8217;, ‘https://&#8217; ), ”, $logo_sticky_uploaded[‘url’] );
?>
” class=”woodmart-logo woodmart-sticky-logo” rel=”home”>
<?php echo ‘‘; ?>

<?php endif ?>
</div>
</div>
<?php
}

I also found that the shared code was at post #39407

Try to create header-elements/logo.php file in the child theme with the following code and specify your logo dimensions there

<?php
// Get the logo
$logo 		= WOODMART_IMAGES . '/wood-logo-dark.svg';

$protocol = woodmart_http() . "://";

$has_sticky_logo = ( isset( $params['sticky_image']['url'] ) && ! empty( $params['sticky_image']['url'] ) );

if(isset($params['image']['url']) && $params['image']['url'] != '') {
	$logo = $params['image']['url'];
}

if(isset($params['image']['id']) && $params['image']['id'] != '') {
	$attachment = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $params['image']['id'], 'full' );
	if( isset( $attachment[0] ) && ! empty( $attachment[0] ) )
		$logo = $attachment[0];
}

$logo = $protocol. str_replace(array('http://', 'https://'), '', $logo);

$width = isset($params['width']) ? (int) $params['width'] : 150;
$sticky_width = isset($params['sticky_width']) ? (int) $params['sticky_width'] : 150;

?>
<div class="site-logo">
	<div class="woodmart-logo-wrap<?php if( $has_sticky_logo ) echo " switch-logo-enable"; ?>">
		<a href="<?php echo esc_url( home_url('/') ); ?>" class="woodmart-logo woodmart-main-logo" rel="home">
			<?php echo '<img src="' . $logo . '" alt="' . get_bloginfo( 'name' ) . '" width="100" height="50" style="max-width: ' . esc_attr( $width ) . 'px;" />'; ?>
		</a>
		<?php if ( $has_sticky_logo ): ?>
			<?php
				$logo_sticky = $protocol . str_replace( array( 'http://', 'https://' ), '', $params['sticky_image']['url'] );
			 ?>
			<a href="<?php echo esc_url( home_url( '/' ) ); ?>" class="woodmart-logo woodmart-sticky-logo" rel="home">
				<?php echo '<img src="' . $logo_sticky . '" alt="' . get_bloginfo( 'name' ) . '" width="100" height="50" style="max-width: ' . esc_attr( $sticky_width ) . 'px;" />'; ?>
			</a>
		<?php endif ?>
	</div>
</div>

The code worked well.
I have another question to ask.
Look at the first image .
You will see another Gtemtrix notice to inline a small css file.
When I click inside style.css I don’t see any content except this one of the second image.
Is this logical?How do I prevent this to happen?
Regards Leonidas

This file is for child theme style CSS modification. You can disable it in the file functions.php in the child theme.

Thank
You can close the ticket

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