Matt

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  • in reply to: Primary Sidebar Showing On Homepage #10426
    Matt
    Customer

      For now I am removing the sidebar from the homepage using this css style:

      .home .site-inner {
      display: none;

      }

      Not the best fix, but it works. I don’t think this will effect site performance, do you Wes?

      in reply to: Primary Sidebar Showing On Homepage #10419
      Matt
      Customer

        Thank you Wes!

        Yes, I have done the 1st item you instruct about activating home widgets.

        I have deactivated all plug-ins.

        We did have some custom calls added to functions.php. We commented those out and tested.

        The issue lines up with an XML import of our posts and media library from the old site. It was a large file, that I had to split into 14 parts, following instructions of a person who had done it for a WP site. I noticed odd characters that popped up in posts after the import. Also, there was duplication of image paths in the media library (ive experienced this before).

        Do you think the import could be responsible for this?

        Upon looking at the source code of the homepage It looks like the typical post/page content-sidebar-wrap section is called which includes an empty “content” div area and then calls for the sidebar section…

        <div class=”site-inner”><div class=”wrap”><div class=”content-sidebar-wrap”><main class=”content” role=”main” itemprop=”mainContentOfPage” itemscope=”itemscope” itemtype=”http://schema.org/Blog”></main><aside class=”sidebar sidebar-primary widget-area” role=”complementary” itemscope=”itemscope” itemtype=”http://schema.org/WPSideBar”&gt;

        Thanks Wes!

        in reply to: Getting rid of Meta above and below content #8730
        Matt
        Customer

          “Genesis Simple Edits” plug-in lets you be flexible with the metadata short codes, removing them completely or placing them below post. That style Wes mentioned works perfect for removing that abnoxious message about comment html tags

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