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A simple jQuery script can add any URL to your website’s logo, though you will need to identify what ID or Class has been assigned to your logo’s containing element first.

Step 1. Navigate using the very top menu located outside of the RapidWeaver Window in the very top left of your screen. Next to the apple icon navigate to RapidWeaver > Preferences… (or hit CMD + ,) > General > Enable Web Developer Tools. This box will be unselected by default – select it before continuing.

Alternatively, open the page in Google Chrome.

Step 2. When viewing your website in preview mode (or in Google Chrome) locate the logo, right click and select “Inspect Element.”

Hemera Logo Inspect Element

This example is using the Hemera theme. We can see the image file in the HTML file that begins with <img and then the container of the image, which I have highlighted in the screenshot.

If you do not have a logo inserted, navigate to Setup and drag and drop your image file in the Site Logo field.

The container has 3 listed classes: frameBlock, content-color, logo. I am going to choose logo, which in jQuery or CSS has a period (.) before it, so logo would be typed as .logo for this example. If you’re using Hemera go ahead and do the same, but if not write down the class or id you wish to target. If an id is used, then place a hashtag (#) infront of the text instead of the period.

Step 3. Open the page Inspector

inspector

Navigate to the Header Section

RapidWeaver 6 Inspector Header

Navigate to the JavaScript Section

RapidWeaver 6 JavaScript Section

Step 4. Enter the following code:

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jQuery(document).ready(function() {
     jQuery('.logo img').wrap('<a href="https://onelittledesigner.com">');
});</a>

Alternatively, you can download this as a Snippet file here:

hemeralogourlwrap.rwsnippet

Step 5. Edit the code.

Notice on the 2nd line first the selector, which is .logo img – this is targeting the logo image or <img that is found inside the HTML with the class of logo. Likely the img won’t change, though the class or id of the containing element will (this is discussed previously).

Next edit the URL or the portion that starts with http:// and change it to whatever URL you wish.

you are finished!

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Movable Windows

Move beyond the confines of static content layouts! Movable Windows allows your page visitors to effortlessly drag and reposition custom content windows anywhere in the browser viewport. Windows can be minimized to free up space and stay fixed to the browser viewport so they are always accessible.

Resize & Minimize

Windows can be resized to take up more or less space, or maximized to fill the entire screen. But that’s not all – these windows are like handy sidekicks, always ready to assist. Need quick reference? No problem! Windows can be minimized when not in use, saving precious screen space for what really matters – your page content.

Inline

Open windows stay fixed on screen so they are always accessible. Minimized windows have three modes to choose from. “Inline” keeps it in line with other content, “Fixed” is always on screen, and “Draggable” lets you move it around while minimized.

Customizable

It’s not just about functionality; it’s about style too. Customize your windows by size, position, and color. Add in text, images, forms, links – you name it! Want a little more flair? Allow window resizing, choose whether they start minimized or open, change the toggle icon, or hide the window title when minimized.

Check it out!

 

 

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