Jason M

You download it from your account page. If you bought it at StudioPress then you have to download it from your my.studiopress account.

I’m not sure what you’re using to add HTML in your widgets, but it seems to be adding the code in an abnormal way. However, if you add word-wrap: normal; to the .front-page-1 p in your css, it shifts the text on to it’s own line when I scale the browser size down to the smallest width.

.front-page-1 p {
	font-size: 24px;
	font-size: 2.4rem;
	letter-spacing: 1px;
	word-wrap: normal;
}

@B_David that code worked for me when I added it into the functions.php file.

Here is the before – http://i.imgur.com/ylKzBTm.png

And here is what it looks like after I add @eric’s code in – http://i.imgur.com/5pb6761.png

I didn’t have to change anything in the CSS, the code added in the functions file worked automatically on it’s own.

I found this by searching the forum – https://appfinite.com/topic/delete-padding-around-video-on-home-page/ Since this is a customization, there may be CSS adjustments needed on your end.

If the video is full width then it won’t matter what size it is, since it should resize according to your browser.

That should be an easy fix. Do you have a link to your site so I can see what needs to be adjusted?

You could just add it in manually by adjusting it in the functions file first, and then adjusting them in your style.css file. That’s how most dev’s do it, but I can understand if you don’t want to touch the code.

Here is a quick tutorial – http://my.studiopress.com/tutorials/load-google-fonts/ …there are plenty more if you need, just do a Google search.

You can also go to the Google Web Fonts site so you can not only get the import code, but you can also get the proper CSS code you’ll need to add to your style.css file.

If the plugin you’re using isn’t working, then I’d just add it in manually. You do have to add the code in manually, but you don’t need to know code in order to do it. It’s simply copy/paste…..Actually it’s copy/REPLACE I can help if you need assistance.

EDIT: I thought you were using a plugin that is specifically for Google Fonts, my mistake. You should still be able to use that plugin to add customizations. Do you have a link to your site? That would help me figure out what’s missing to get it working.

Hi, I would contact your host to see if they can help. This definitely isn’t a theme issue, as there isn’t anything inside of the theme that could cause something like that to happen (unless you added something by mistake).

Your hosting company can revert your site from a previous backup that was working properly.

If they don’t help (they should) then I would try switching to a different theme like Twentyfourteen or any of the default WP themes and see if your Visual Editor works then. If it doesn’t and the problem still exists, then it is an external issue. Try and deactivate all of your plugins until the issue is resolved.

You could also activate the Genesis Framework itself as a theme and see if it works.

@LocalSearch Not sure if you’re still looking for this or not, but the Genesis Responsive Slider should work. There are also plenty of other Full Width Slider Plugins that you can use to achieve what you’re looking for. Some of them are paid, but you can also find some Free ones. I’d check CodeCanyon.net for more plugins.

Ok, glad it’s working 🙂 If you want me to contact them and have this thread deleted I can do so. I’ll go ahead and submit it now. Thanks!

Hello,

What is the link to your site?

Hopefully it’s something simple that I can quickly find, but if not, then you would probably have to save a copy of what you’ve done, and revert/work backwards until you figure out what code/modification you added that caused the issue.

Send me a link and I can take a look to see if I can find anything that sticks out.

I agree with Andy, I don’t think the Home Template has an ID in this situation since it is automatically created with the theme by default as a TEMPLATE File. You don’t have to create a Post or Page for a Template file, so there is no ID created.

What exactly are you trying to do? What did you need an ID for exactly? Maybe that can help us answer your question a little better.

I don’t think too many people here are familiar with that plugin. Since Genesis is popular, have you tried contacting the Plugin developer to see if they know how to add their code in Genesis? That would be the best thing to do since it is their plugin, I don’t want to give you the wrong advice by mistake.

If I come across a way to do it I’ll make sure and post it here.

Hi Peter,

I tried taking a look, but I have no clue. Since this is a 3rd party plugin it’s recommended to contact the developer that created it as mentioned here. StudioPress actually created the Genesis Slider, so it would be best to contact their support team to help figure out what’s going on – http://my.studiopress.com They would know best since it is their product.

FYI Wes/Appfinite didn’t create or have any involvement with the plugin, they only use it on some of their demos…..A lot of people think it’s an Appfinite plugin, so I thought I’d clear that up.

Hi,

Do you have a link? This is definitely possible to do. Some of their (Appfinite) other themes already have this functionality, so it’s possible to add it to the one you’re using. Although, it will take some customization in order to do so (PHP. CSS, etc)`

You added this on line 2029 in your css –

.nav-primary {
max-width: 750px;
}

That’s where the width limit is coming from. Remove that altogether first.

Then you’ll want to replace float: left; on line 2012 with display: inline-block; in order to center the entire nav –

.genesis-nav-menu .menu-item {
	display: inline-block;
	/* float: left; */
	list-style-type: none;
	margin: 0;
	padding: 0;
	text-align: left;
}

On line 194 in your css the default color is set at #000 –

a {
	color: #000;
	font-weight: 400;
	text-decoration: none;
}

Is that what you want? If not, you can change that part and the links all over your site will change. For example, if you change it to #8b0000 then it will change the link that you have listed under the widget labeled “Ceiling Fans” to burgundy/red like you have everywhere else.

Are you trying to adjust the color of your bolded text as well? If so just let me know since that is a separate set of code.

Thats looks like the WordPress Background Image uploader. That can happen if you add images to the Customizer page in your Admin. It should go away if you go to your Customize page and click the Remove Image option/button on both of those sections.

@vwirth I agree with @Eric it would be very beneficial to learn how Responsive code works before making customizations that may affect it.

Just like HTML, CSS, or any code you can’t just add or remove things without there being an effect…..unless you know what you’re doing. This goes for any theme you use, regardless which theme it is.

If you’re using a plugin, make sure it works properly so it doesn’t conflict with anything else.

I looked at your site and the responsive code seems to be working at the moment. Good job by the way, it’s looking good 🙂

Unfortunately I’ve never seen that done with the Genesis Framework or any Genesis Child theme. I’m not saying it’s not possible, but I haven’t seen it done.

I tried searching multiple forums, and Googling but didn’t see anything come up.

Question, are you planning on using widgets 5 – 8? If not, then you wouldn’t need to move any widgets around, all you would need to do is leave them empty and the 9th widget will show up directly after widget 4.

If you are planning to use those widgets, then yes you can go into your home.php file and move the widgets around. Each widget is located in the order it appears. This will take some basic PHP knowledge to do since PHP is very sensitive. One small error or typo in PHP Code could cause your site to go down. So also make sure you’re using FTP to edit your PHP files just in case that happens. If it does happen and you’re using FTP then you can Undo and revert back to instantly fix the error/typo. If you make a mistake editing a PHP file using the WordPress Admin, then a blank white screen will show up and there is no way to revert back or login to fix the issue. Thats why developers use FTP and a HTML/CSS editor to sync with it edit their files with.

That’s weird, I’ve built a lot of sites with Epik and never had this issue, nor have I seen anyone else with it either. My guess is you probably need to first make sure you are upgraded to the latest WordPress, Genesis, and Epik theme.

Next, you’ll need to go through each and every plugin and uninstall them one by one to see if one of them are the cause.

Also check any custom code that you may have added to see if that can be the cause of what’s interfering with it.

@elurie We’re unable to see your post since you marked it as private.

I’m not sure what’s going on, it’s working when I do it on a local install. However, you can have the CSS removed for that specific page. You can try adding this to your CSS(style.css file) –

.epik-landing .head-wrap {
	display: none;
}

Also add this code for the breadcrumbs –

.breadcrumb {
	display: none;
}

Ok, it took me a while to load everything from different browsers and I didn’t see anything. So I decided to load your site in Safari, and a pop up showed up (assuming thats what you’re referring to as far as the AWEBER plugin/code). I didn’t see anything that looked bad, which means I’m not seeing the same issues you’re seeing from you’re end. When the pop up showed up I made sure to take a screenshot to show you what I can see here – http://i.imgur.com/HRh9oLo.jpg
Is that what you’re referring to? If so, what exactly would you like to change?

Yes that’s due to their custom CSS. Are you familiar with CSS, and do you know how to customize CSS? That’s how you can make customizations to the design of your site. For starters, you can change the width on line 1472 to around 40-44% and that would make it show 2 posts on each line….example –

.home-feature-bg-alt .featuredpage .page,
.home-feature-bg-alt .featuredpost .post {
    float: left;
    margin: 0;
    overflow: hidden;
    padding: 0 0 5px;
    width: 44%;
}

If you’re trying to make it look exactly like Copyblogger’s design/look and feel, then you would probably need to hire a developer/designer to code this for you if you don’t already know how to customize CSS. It shouldn’t take too long since the example you’re trying to follow is pretty minimalist.