Changing a universal theme element on a single page!
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Ok, this is a bit of a complex one! First off, this is my site:http://crimsonnight.com/ and I've used the Silence theme (http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/themes/silence/) as the foundation for my site. One of the theme options is a breadcrumb trail at the top of the game which I'm very happy with. The only thing is, it's pointless having it on the homepage, instead I'd prefer something similar to the footer, ie a link to every top-level page on the site. So I guess I'd either go about this by changing the way the breadcrumb script behaves on the homepage, or hiding it on the homepage and inserting a nav block. Am I on the right track? If so, how do I go about executing it? Thank you!
Ah perfect, thank you! Sorry for being a concrete5 n00b, but where would I find the breadcrumb code? I've worked out how to edit the CSS through concrete but not any base code as of yet...
Well I'm not sure about the page name, but it should be under packages/themes/silence/elements/header.php
Maybe elements isn't there instead include or any other folder name.
Rony
Maybe elements isn't there instead include or any other folder name.
Rony
Managed to track down header.php but can't see anything about the breadcrumb section there...
Maybe there is any separate file for breadcrumb. Try to search with the keyword "Breadcrumb".
I can't find an option to search but I've tried all the folders that made sense and didn't have much luck - would you mind 'inspecting' the element on my site for me and finding it that way? I'm not getting very far myself
Thanks, I got it to work, found it in the relevant page layout file :)
Great, now simply put that conditional code there very carefully. It will work.
Rony