Building manual header in Volatyl

vol header top

// Add logo to the header
function header_logo() { 
	/*
	 * When manually building a site title (or tagline), you have to consider SEO.
	 * On the homepage of your site, and other select pages, you'll want your title
	 * to be wrapped in H1 tags. On other pages, though, like a single post article,
	 * wrapping your title and tagline in a <span> or <p> is perfectly fine because
	 * the article title is now the most important headline on the page.
	 *
	 * So what this code does is first present a conditional saying:
	 * "If the page being served has the slug 'home,' 'features,' or 'docs,' wrap
	 * the site title in an <h1> tag. Otherwise, wrap it in a <p> tag." The <h1> and
	 * <p> tags are set as the values for the variable $seotitle.
	 *
	 * With that being done, the site title is echoed manually with HTML but instead 
	 * of using <h1> or <p>, $seotitle is used so it can change based on the
	 * conditions specified in the if statement.
	 *
	 * This is default behavior in the Volatyl Framework. You only have to do this
	 * if you are manually building your own header elements.
	 *
	 * This example is specific to VolatylThemes.com. Your array values will be diff-
	 * erent based on your page slugs, post IDs, or whatever you use to target which
	 * pages need an <h1> title. Visit this URL (halfway down the page... look for red 
	 * text) to see an easy way to target specific pages: 
	 *
	 * http://volatylthemes.com/headliner-footliner/
	 *
	 */

	if ( is_page( array( 'home', 'features', 'docs' ) ) ) {
		$seotitle = "h1";
	} else {
		$seotitle = "p";
	}
	echo "<$seotitle class=\"site-title\"><a href=\"http://volatylthemes.com\">vol<span>atylthemes</span></a></$seotitle>";
}
add_action('vol_header_top', 'header_logo');