Here’s a tutorial I found for the logo – https://wpsites.net/web-design/add-logo-image-next-to-title-in-studiopress-themes

If that’s too difficult, I’d probably just upload a logo with the image and the text already in it so you won’t have to handle any code.

It looks like you’ve already added the code for your site title –

#title {
    font-family: "Comfortaa",sans-serif;
    font-size: 32px;
    font-weight: 300;
    line-height: 42px;
    margin: 0;
}

That’s possible, but it’s going to require some coding.

If you do a search for this – https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+create+a+full+width+featured+image+in+genesis several tutorials will come up that show how to do it.

Be aware, some of them will make you pay to read the full tutorial (I HATE when that happens) so make sure you’re viewing one that is free.

Here’s a couple you can start with –

https://benweiser.com/how-to-add-a-full-width-image-above-page-content-in-genesis/

https://chriseggleston.com/ambiance-like-fullwidth-image-in-pages-and-posts-in-genesis/

Hi are you talking about the section under “Wie zijn wij”?

When I resize my browser it looks fine to me. I think there supposed to all show up vertically when the width/space is smaller.

@Croing The problem appears to be that you uploaded a Blurry image from the start. If you upload a Blurry image then it will show up that way regardless of the theme you’re using. If you take a look at the link to your logo directly, you’ll see it’s blurry here – http://agratzerpianos.com.ar/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/cropped-otro-logo.png

You’ll want to upload a more clearer version of your logo if you have one.

The logo that is shown on your site (with the theme) is smaller than it’s actual size http://agratzerpianos.com.ar A logo/image usually doesn’t become blurry when it shrinks in size from a theme, that only happens when it’s being stretched past it’s original size to appear larger.

So if you upload a clear/non blurry version of your image then it will show up better.

If you want your image to show up as a different size (smaller or larger) this can be adjusted in your CSS. First upload the new version and if you want to increase or decrease the size I’ll help you out.

@bloomrocks If you want the Read More link to show up after the content, try setting the Display to Entry Content and then add a Content Limit (start at 500 to see how it looks). Once you do that, then it will automatically show the Read More link right after the content on all your posts.

Can you post the link to your site so I can see the sidebar issue?

Where are the pricing plans located?

Hi,

I know this has been mentioned many times throughout this forum, but have you tried using the Regenerate Thumbnails Plugin to automatically adjust all of your Thumbnail Images on your site? – https://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/

Try that and let us know if it fixes your issue. It’s supposed to adjust the images on your site to match your Theme settings.

What version of Epik are you using? The version of the theme you’re using could be what it is. I know they’ve always added updates to theme and I believe they added an update a long time ago that added that particular feature.

If you haven’t added any modifications to your theme files, then you can definitely download the most recent version and upgrade and see if that fixes it (it should). If it doesn’t, just let any of us know.

What @eric wrote should work, but you should put that code inside the Mobile Responsive section/area of your CSS. If you do that, when a user is viewing your site from a mobile device the code will trigger the image to become responsive rather than a fixed width. Try that out and let’s see how it goes.

If no one here has any experience with those plugins, I’d try contacting the Plugin devs to see if they know how to make their plugins work with Genesis themes. They may have a special way to get everything working.

Yes I’m sure it’s possible to fix especially since the Theme itself works perfectly fine by default in IE. So if something was added to your site somewhere that is throwing everything off, then that needs to be found and corrected.

The hard part is figuring out where the issue is coming from exactly. I could make guesses of what to do, but that would be a shot in the dark and could take forever to figure out without an IE browser to inspect everything, and without access to the site and the code behind the site.

I mentioned the IE versions earlier, you would need to post the IE version that you or your clients are using, as that is important to know so that once someone can check your site they can report how it looks and some possible ways to fix everything.

Is there anyone out here that uses an older version of IE that can check if his site is showing up properly?

Probably just missed it by mistake. Also, most people here probably don’t have IE or access to it so it’s difficult to provide a solution sometimes.

I myself use a Mac so I have to rely on emulators, but they don’t work too well all the time.

Can you check to see if their demo itself works? If it does then that means that there was something added to your theme that is causing the issue.

Also keep in mind that most developers/companies support the later version of IE and not the older versions unfortunately due to the many issues that IE came with (that were never fixed).

Hi, do you have a link?

Not sure if that will help, but it’s a start. We can take a look and see if anything stands out.

I replied to your other post here – http://appfinite.com/topic/epik-portfolio-misaligning/#post-15988 That will definitely fix it.

I remember seeing this asked a few times, so I did a search and came across this – http://appfinite.com/topic/home-page-layout-to-be-applied-to-internal-pages/#post-9566

There are other posts that mention this, if you do a search in the forums you’ll see them.

Hi Tom,

The Google Web fonts site will give you the exact CSS code/Font name that you’ll need to use in order to replace the current Google Font/Code that the theme uses. All you would need to do is use the “Search/Find” function on your computer using the ctrl + F (PC) or command + F (Mac) to find every spot in your CSS that the Oswald or whatever font you’re currently using exists….and you can replace that with the new font that you want to use.

The Google Web Font site provides the exact code you’ll need to add in replace of the old font/code.

They don’t use em’s or rem’s,…..just pixels (in the latest version). This isn’t based on any particular bootstrap or anything, it’s created from scratch on top of the Genesis Framework default Child theme and it’s Structure (by StudioPress). This is best to prevent complicated results when setting up a site/child theme. I would study the Genesis framework and their structure first if you’re new to Genesis.

Hope this helps 🙂

Ok, the reason that’s happening is because you’re using tables….but we can create a “workaround” by changing or removing the img part on line 378 in your style.css –

embed,
iframe,
img,
object,
video {
	max-width: 100%;
}

I’m not sure how familiar you are with CSS so I’ll explain just in case. If you completely remove the img, from the code above then it will allow your images to show up at full width as you have it originally. So if you did that, the code would look like this as an end result –

embed,
iframe,
object,
video {
	max-width: 100%;
}

I usually recommend NOT using tables, especially since they aren’t reliable, or compatible/consistent with every browser. It would be much better to use div‘s. After looking at your source code, I would definitely suggest using divs if you can, it’s much better for modern browsers that we’re using nowadays……Plus it’s much easier to deal with the code, and there is less conflict and issues when you’re adding code/images.

Hmmm Ok, thats a totally different site that you originally posted. It looks like you’ve posted 2 separate links to 2 different sites……but if you got it working then thats all that matters. Im not sure what happened on your end, but it seems to work perfectly on my end with no issues. I wish I knew what was going on, but oh well! As long as you got it worked out.

Glad I could assist 🙂

……..Also, you can add this to your Responsive Section of the CSS if you want it to activate on a certain Browser size.

@futurewebboss No, it’s not a bug, you just need to follow @Andykev’s advice to get everything fixed by adjusting your settings. I assume you already got it working though right?

When I checked your site I didn’t see your site title showing.

Hmmm, that’s weird. That’s never happened before. Good thing you got it fixed. Just let us know if you run into any other issues.

You can replace the word “Epik” at the top of the Style.css file (template area) and that should do it. You can also replace the part in your functions file as well……the one mentioned on that link.

Everything looks fine when I view it. Did you already get it worked out or is it still not looking right? If it’s not can you post a screenshot? (use http://imgur.com if you need to)

I noticed this was added on line 2163 in your Style.CSS file of your Child theme –

div#footer {
    display:none;
	background-color:f5f5f5;
}

That definitely has something to do with it. Also, after checking the source code, I don’t see any content added to the Footer Area. If we’re talking about the very bottom of the theme, it should at least show the site/theme name, copyright, etc. If it doesn’t show, then that means there is probably some custom code that you added or another plugin that is interfering with the default code. Did you add anything to alter this section?