Where’s my header in Rubric?
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My blog: http://jjgrant.wordpress.com
Uploaded a picture for my header but the tag line specified in the General page of Settings isn’t there. Clicked on “hide text/show text” in the Custom Header page but that doesn’t make it show up.
Can you help me? Thanks in advance. Joe
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Not all themes show the tagline, Rubric is one that does not. It was the theme designer’s decision.
You can put the tagline into a text widget at the top of the sidebar.
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What is a ‘tagline’? (I too have Rubric.)
Another word which is not yet in my vocabulary.
Lifey is learning
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thesacredpath – Thank you for the prompt reply. Now I understand, and I’ll try your suggestion of using a text widget at the top of the sidebar.
lifemagician – a tagline is brief description of the purpose and intent of your blog. If your theme supports it (mine doesn’t, apparently!) you can find a space to incorporate it in your header on the General page of Settings right below where you put in your blog’s title.
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It is a second title line that people use to tell a little bit about the blog and it typically appears right below the title.
Example
Title: Mendo Coast Current
Tagline: The Renewable Energy Viewscape from the Mendocino Coast -
Thank you sacred, sounds like it is like a sub-heading.
I shall have to go and find out how to do that.
Sounds like it could be the answer to what I am looking for, I want the main title to be my trip, and then have a subtitle for every page, with the name of the place or the leg of the trip to which that page refers.
So much to learn, so confusing!
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@lifemagician, Rubric does not show the tag line in the header. A number of themes here do not (designer’s choice).
With Rubric, you will have to put the tagline into a text widget at the top of the sidebar instead, or switch to a theme that does display the tagline.
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Quote”….or switch to a theme that does display the tagline.”
Yeah, I will, thanks! Seems that is the answer. Have not yet worked out the meaning of ‘widget’ (or for that matter a thousand other terms).
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