I'm designing a website that also has multiple authors for the blog section. What I need to do is rather complicated, but the solution may be simple (a simple PHP code maybe?).
Above each blog page, blog post page, and author page's content section, I am putting a ContentBox where I will call a basic .png header image depending on the blog author (i.e., a header image saying, "Frank's Blog," or a header image saying "Joe's Blog").
I can control this on individual blog posts, because they can have their own unique call box parameters. But I can't do this for the author pages. I have a Shortcodes Pro plugin that will allow me to create my own shortcodes for PHP and HTML commands. So what I need is this: A command that I can put in the generic ContentBox for all author pages and individual blog pages that will (1) determine who the blog author is and (2) call the correct png image to place as the header.
Here is an example of the header, reading: "Pastor Frank's Frank Talk" ...
I need a PHP (probably?) code I can use to determine which header image to put in that spot after determining who the author is.
The only other way I can think to get the effect I want is to create umpteen completely new blog databases and reproduce the entire website design on each one, which is ridiculous. I'd rather treat individual author pages as if they were their own unique blogs. Make sense?
Any help would be very much appreciated!












