function remove_access_action() {
remove_action('thematic_header','thematic_access',9);
}
add_action('init', 'remove_access_action');

function splendeo_access() {
if (!is_home()) {
return thematic_access();
}
}
add_action('thematic_header','splendeo_access',9);


I was wondering if it’s possible to do the same with the menu bar (called “access” on thematic-lingo, I believe).

It seems that there are no “filters” for “filtering out” the access bar. How would you go about filtering out the menu bar then?

I’m trying to use the style.css to make the colors on my header and footer extend all the way out to the edge of my browser. Just as if it were a liquid layout. I’m new to PHP, and I’m having the hardest time making the colors extend out to the edge of the browser.

I am using the Thematic Options child theme, which I found online and downloaded for WordPress. I also had to change my server’s PHP from 4.4.9 to PHP 5 so that the theme would work.

Can you please point me to the right code and where to change it in the style.css, etc?

I have blog-title and sf-menu on the same baseline in the header, or so it appears visually, with #branding and #access overlapping. Since #access is on top it’s keeping the blog-title link from working. How can I simply move sf-menu into the #branding div and delete #access? I tried to work backwards through the templates but it seems that everything it constructed with functions such that I cannot simply move divs or copy PHP code from one div to another. Please explain how to move stuff around. Thanks.

For a static home page, is_front_page() might be a better choice.