[catwingz]

What she is looking for with the secondary pages is to have the page load having already scrolled past the banner with the menu bar at the top of the window. That way if they want to, they can scroll up to see the banner. As it stands, they have to scroll past the banner and menu bar to get to the content. Does this make sense, and is it possible? The site is here. It is already using a child theme.
Thank you

[Pratik]

Hi @catwingz,

You want to view the banner first then scrol up to see banner. I do not think this will be possible, you can move the banner below the menu. If this is a viable option, let me know and I will provide you codes for that.

Regards,
Pratik

[catwingz]

Hi,
What she is really trying to achieve is to make the content more immediately viewable. How about making it so that the banner on all except the home page is shorter? Making it a narrower strip on those pages should accomplish this.
Thank you

[Pratik]

Hi @catwingz,

You can add a narrower image and skip the cropping and it will show the narrower image.

Regards,
Pratik

[catwingz]

But will that leave the home page with the larger image? She doesn’t want it to change.

Thank you

[Pratik]

Hi @catwingz,

Would disabling the header image on other pages be an options?

[catwingz]

She likes the large banner on the home page and still wants to have a banner on the other pages. The idea of having it be smaller on the other pages is my thought for a compromise.

[Pratik]

Hi @catwingz,

Can you try following css:

body:not(.home) #header-image { height: 200px; overflow: hidden; }

You can increase or decrease 200px as per your liking.

Let me know how it goes.

Regards,
Pratik

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