Matthew

Howdy Wes,

Thank you for your response.

Bill’s tutorial is not a plugin, but a function and a piece of javascript that can be added to the child theme in order to modify its pagination behavior.

I asked Bill, and he said the solution would be to ask the theme developer as you’re familiar with the structure and elements of the child theme that need to be edited in one of the functions lines (‘be_post_summary()’ replaced by whatever function is used to load the posts excerpts in the category page) to ‘trigger’ the javascript loading the next page.

Hopefully somebody knows, as it seems like a wonderful idea creating a ‘stream’ of loading content as we’ve all become use to facebook/twitter-like feeds of content.

Thanks Wes, that did the trick.

I’ve noticed in the responsive arrangement of the website, there’s a significant piece of white space above the Logo/site title and also below the menu hamburger (demo; http://demo.appfinite.net/vintage/ when minimizing the browser windows width).

Where can I go about removing some of that white space? I manage to remove some of it in the ‘.genesis-nav-menu a’ padding for desktop use but if we consider above the fold area as valuable, that would take up a large empty part of the small mobile phones screen. I tried to edit some of the css media tags .genesis-nav-menu a class padding but I don’t think it changed much.

Yep, that solved the problem of the ordered lists. Thanks for all that, you’re a legend!

I’ll let you know what happens when I remove the Dash and Font Awesome.

Unfortunately the website I’m working on isn’t live yet, as I’m customizing it to implement on my active website.

Martin’s suggestion sounds pretty good, or if there’s any other way of injecting that logo image to the header hooks of genesis.

I think it would provide a less ‘generic’ effect as the font text gives it a personal feel instead of the typical either or situation when it comes to logo images.