Customize template with php code

I modified the template with php code, specifically I modified the file “themes/woodmart/header-elements/logo.php”. How can I do to not lose the changes when I update the template?

Hello,

Copy your modification into woodmart-child/header-elements/logo.php

You can edit this files and in this case, you would not lose your changes.

Best Regards

That’s what I did, in this case I modified line 55 of the themes / miacactus-shop / inc / template-tags.php file and it does not work.

This same modification I do in the parent theme and if it works.

The php modification serves so that the content added in the description of the category file is not repeated in the pager.

You can’t copy the file inc/template-tags to the child theme to override it. But you can take any PHP function from that file and paste to functions.php in the child theme to modify it.

Ok, thanks.

In other topics, if possible, copy files and wordpress, load the names of the child in the place of the parent theme.

In this case you can not by the template?

Yes, you can override standard wordpress template files like header.php, footer.php etc. But you can’t override core PHP files with functions in any WordPress theme.

Oh ok, I was confused.

Contact us if you will have any extra questions.

Hello again,

I have done what you told me and everything is perfect, take the php file from the child theme.

However now I have another problem.

I have modified the logo.php file to set the logo image as H1 only for the home page. The problem is that it doubles 4 times. Now what I need is that I only put H1 the first time. Where is the logo.php file called for the first time? Or how could I get what I want to do?

Thanks

Hi,

Could you please send us your source for this file so we can check what we can do there?

Thank you

I attach the logo.php file. The modified code begins on line 27 and ends on line 42.

I try to send the file changing the extension from php to txt.

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Try to use this code

<?php
global $logo_i;
// 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"; ?>">
		<?php if(is_front_page() && ! $logo_i)
        { ?>
        	<h1 class="logo-home-personalizado" title="Miacactus" alt="Miacactus shop">
        		<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' ) . '" style="max-width: ' . esc_attr( $width ) . 'px;" />'; ?>
				</a>
			</h1>
		<?php $logo_i = true;
        }else{
        ?>
        	<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' ) . '" style="max-width: ' . esc_attr( $width ) . 'px;" />'; ?>
			</a>
		<?php
		}
		?>

		<?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' ) . '" style="max-width: ' . esc_attr( $sticky_width ) . 'px;" />'; ?>
			</a>
		<?php endif ?>
	</div>
</div>

Regards

With this modification, the H1 still appears twice.

You can see it at http://www.miacactus.com

As we can see, there is only one h1 tag on that page.

There are two H1. See attached files.

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You are right, the second H1 tag is located in the sticky header because it makes an exact copy of your main logo element and you can’t change it. Try to change the type of the sticky header and make only row with main navigation sticky to fix this problem. Read more information about these options in our documentation https://xtemos.com/docs/woodmart/header-builder/enable-sticky-header-option/

Before modifying the type of header I would like to understand how the template does it to see if I can give it a solution by php.

How does the logo copy in the stiky header? to do this, call the logo.php file twice From where?

Hi,

It is not taken by PHP but by JS script in the file js/functions.js. So it just copies the HTML code for that element and uses in the sticky header.

Regards

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