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[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#37322

Yup, you have to replace if ( is_page('blog') ) part with other pages conditional tags.

[DezD]

DezD

#37323

Hi Prasanna

Excellent, can you add multiple pages for example: if ( is_page(‘blog’), ( is_page(‘another1’, ), ( is_page(‘another2’, ) )

(haven’t got a clue if this is anywhere correct…)

Speak soon

Deryn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#37324

Yeah, but commas break your code. Use OR (||) operator.

Example,

if( is_home() || is_page('about') || is_category('technology') )

[DezD]

DezD

#37325

Hi Prasanna

Many thanks again, you’re a star….

Off to get some tea as it’s 18:04 here in the UK.

Hope to speak again soon.

Kind regards

Deryn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#37326

Off to get some sleep as it’s 23:00 here in India. 😀

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#37327

The is_page() function can accept an array of pages to check for, and you can also use slug along with ID, like this:

is_page( array( 42, 'about-me', 'Contact' ) );

That will check if the current page is any one of those pages.

[DezD]

DezD

#37328

Hi Syahir

Thanks for that, much appreciated.

As I mentioned to Prasanna I know nothing, or at least very little, about php so this will be a steep learning curve so please have some patience with me. I do have some other questions but they are on different subjects so I will raise separate posts for those.

Hope to speak soon

Best wishes

Deryn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#37329

Marking thread as resolved. You can do this yourself as well.