The has_header_video() WordPress PHP function checks if a header video is set or not.
Usage
if (has_header_video()) {
// Your custom code here
}
Parameters
This function does not have any parameters.
More information
See WordPress Developer Resources: has_header_video()
Examples
Display header video if set
In this example, we check if a header video is set and display it using the the_custom_header_markup() function.
if (has_header_video()) {
the_custom_header_markup();
}
Display text if no header video
In this example, we display a message if there is no header video set.
if (!has_header_video()) {
echo '<h2>No header video found.</h2>';
}
Add a CSS class if header video is set
In this example, we add a CSS class to the body tag if a header video is set.
<body <?php body_class(has_header_video() ? 'has-header-video' : ''); ?>>
Display a default video if no header video is set
In this example, we display a default video if no header video is set.
if (has_header_video()) {
the_custom_header_markup();
} else {
echo '<video src="/path/to/default-video.mp4" autoplay loop></video>';
}
Display a different header image based on header video status
In this example, we display a different header image depending on whether a header video is set or not.
if (has_header_video()) {
echo '<img src="/path/to/header-image-video.jpg" alt="Header Image">';
} else {
echo '<img src="/path/to/header-image-default.jpg" alt="Header Image">';
}