no onepage function

[phn2211]

Why can I just set 4 additional pages in the costumizer?
I already edited the functions.php
$num_sections = apply_filters( 'twentyseventeen_front_page_sections', 8 ); without result.

Edit: I found this snippet in "inc/costumizer.php" I think I have to create this file in the child theme and add this code to it?

[strarsis]

@phn2211: Ah, this can be confusing. The line with $num_sections calls the filter to get the amount of pages that has been set currently (the 8 is just a fallback value in case nothing has been set yet).
That variable/line of code is used for something else in the theme, it isn't used for changing the amount but for finding it out.

For changing the amount of sections (pages), you can add this simple little code snippet to functions.php:

/*
 * A simple function to control the number of Twenty Seventeen Theme Front Page Sections
 * Source: wpcolt.com
 */
function twentyseventeen_custom_front_sections( $num_sections )	{
  return 7; // Change this number to change the number of the sections.
}
add_filter( 'twentyseventeen_front_page_sections', 'twentyseventeen_custom_front_sections' );

Edit: I added this as commented out example to functions.php so it is easy to enable if someone needs it: https://github.com/strarsis/twentyseventeen-onepage/blob/master/functions.php#L37

[phn2211]

Thanks strarsis, works great!
I have another question:

I would like to add the logo to the navbar and deactivate the header with sitetitle and sitedescription.
Therefore I edited the line in child header.php to
<?php /* get_template_part( 'template-parts/header/header', 'image' ); */?>

How do I set the logo to navigation? And how do I set post-picture instead of logo and title?

Thanks so much for your engagement!

[strarsis]

@phn2211: Sorry for the rather long delay. This child theme uses the twentyseventeen theme as parent, the logo markup is rendered here. For further modifying the theme, you have to create a new file in the child theme (in this case this single page theme you are already using) under the same relative path as the file of parent theme you want to modify.

So in this case this you would need to create a new file under the path 'components/header/site-branding.php' in the theme you are working on and copy + paste the complete contents of it over. Then you can start modifying it, e.g. moving <?php the_custom_logo(); ?> to a different place in the file – or removing it completely and adding it to another file (which you maybe also have to create and adjust as explained before).

[strarsis]

@phn2211: I assume your issue has been resolved and I closed it.
If you have still further questions, feel free to comment here.