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I’m confused, are you saying you want to add a logo link without a logo, image? If so, not even sure how to do that with Genesis…..maybe you could add a blank image that matches whatever color background you’re using which would still activate the link.
They have a tutorial explaining how it works here – https://appfinite.com/tutorials/how-to-setup-the-home-and-blog-page/
I was just going to ask if you had any other plugins. Glad you got it fixed!
There is a small 5px of padding on the bottom of the #header…..but most of that space is actually from the navigation links. They have 14px of padding on top and bottom. Here is the ID for those links – #nav .genesis-nav-menu a ….that can be found around line 1000 in your css. You’ll have to adjust the top and bottom padding of those links in order to see a difference. You’ll also have to adjust the rem as well.
Make sure you’re adding the correct category ID’s and not any other ID’s (like pages/posts etc)….it has to be the category ID. I just tested and it works fine for me.
The sizes are located in your functions file. They are 264 x 200 by default. If you upload images bigger or smaller than those sizes, it will still work fine, you just need to use a plugin called Regenerate Thumbnails and it will adjust them all to fit.
No only Wes creates all of the themes here. Everyone else, including myself is just a regular customer/member like yourself.
Not yet, but it will – https://appfinite.com/topic/genesis-2-0-updates/#post-5180
Either way will work fine. Just keep it in a custom section at the bottom of your stylesheet….or link to a different file.
Yes it’s best to just create your own css styles if you’re adding your own code. Then updates won’t affect it.
I’d just do it the way they have it setup in the home file. Thats how StudioPress does it. I haven’t seen any specific documentation on it from SP….so if you want more info on it just search the WordPress.org codex to learn more about best practices – http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Coding_Standards
Wow, now this is what I call going above and beyond! Thanks @kronos for the tutorials and links. I’ll definitely be using that button generator. It’s exactly what I need.
June 14, 2013 at 2:59 pm in reply to: Sidebar: how to change where last posts' links are displayed? #5293Not sure how to add the RSS thing….maybe you could find a plugin to do it, and then add it to your widget area.
To add some text above your posts you could just add text in the title field of the widget….or add a Text widget above it. Other than that, there aren’t any easy ways to customize that particular widget.
For 2. a) – I haven’t seen a way to do this.
June 13, 2013 at 9:18 pm in reply to: Sidebar: how to change where last posts' links are displayed? #5274It looks like there are some words missing in your posts or something. Can you be a little more clear on what you’re asking?
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You can add a margin-bottom to the .post since it’s referencing a different part of the css and adding 5rem.
I don’t see anything wrong with it…..did you fix it? Or what is it supposed to look like?
Hopefully you’re familiar with html/css as this will take some effort on your end. Take a look in your home.php file and you’ll notice all of the home-feature-bg widgets use the same ID/Classes, so if you change one, you’re actually changing them all. So you would have to probably create your own css replacing the home-featured-bg…..and then add those ID/Classes inside the home.php file (which shows the homepage).
We can’t code it all for you (since that would go beyond the scope of support), but that should definitely lead you in the right direction. I had to do something similar a long time ago.
That code is present in nearly all of the new StudioPress themes. If you take a look at the Genesis Sample theme’s css you will see it there as well. Wes designs all of his themes on top of the sample theme as a base (which is why you see it there). So if you remove that part that could also work as well…..although most people want this feature inside the css.
I actually prefer to keep it there and manually apply the code as @Eric mentioned above.
Either way should work.
Yes you can do this, but you’ll need to adjust this from your style.css file. You would need to figure out what size you want the 3 sections to be, and then make the adjustments.
The first div/section is called – “.home-feature-sidebar”
Then the “home-feature-1” and “home-feature-2” are inside of a div titled – “home-feature-section” so you’ll need to adjust that as well…..or you can remove it from the home.php file….either way it will work.
All of this is located in your style.css file around line 682 –
/* Home Feature Section
------------------------------------------------------------ */Again, you can create a custom link if the page isn’t available. 聽But the page should be available, you would need to look under “Pages” on the left, and click “View All” and “Home” will show up at the very top. 聽If not, just create a “Custom Link” –聽http://codex.wordpress.org/Appearance_Menus_Screen#Custom_Links
My pleasure 馃檪
If only there was a plugin that worked like gravity forms (with the drag and drop features) that could be used to move the layout around like that. 聽Now that would be awesome! 聽…..I’m sure it would be extremely complicated to create, but heh, you never know. 聽It could happen
Slider images are already centered, you need to make sure your images are wide enough to fit the theme (1152px) otherwise they will float to the left if they don’t fill up the slider. 聽This is just the way the Genesis slider is built.
For featured pages and posts you can look for this (in your css) –
`#home-feature-bg-alt .featuredpage .page,
#home-feature-bg-alt .featuredpost .post {`you can add your code and center it from there.
Go to Appearance > Menus聽in your WP admin and either select it from the list of Pages on the left, or create a custom link. Here is the documentation for WordPress menus –聽http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide
You would need to post a link to your site so we can see what the issue is. 聽Also make sure you have the secondary menu active as well, since we’ll need to look at it.
I just did a quick forum search – and came across this –聽https://appfinite.com/topic/secondary-menu-position/ 聽That should solve it for you as well.
The home feature section isn’t using Featured Pages in 聽the demo, that is actually custom html code that he added inside a text widget.
That section is wrapped in div’s on the home.php file, so I’d recommend you double check to make sure you’re moving everything correctly. 聽Also, don’t forget you’ll need to go through and adjust all of the css to handle what you’re trying to do as well.
If you still can’t figure it out, I’d recommend you hire a developer to do this for you since it is considered a customization. 聽Creating the code for you here in the forums goes beyond the scope of support, but you can easily hire someone to create the code for you. 聽Any developer should be able to do this.
Before you hire anybody, first make sure you placed everything in the right place, and have created or adjusted all of the areas of your css to match the design you want. 聽Other than that, just hire someone and let them deal with it……thats what I do 馃檪
I think he’s trying to say that you can use the plugin to create multiple sidebars with the same template on multiple pages. 聽I haven’t used the WPML plugin, but I have used the sidebar plugin and it definitely works for something like this. 聽I don’t think you need to make a new template, just use the same one and create multiple sidebars/widgets with the sidebar plugin.
April 20, 2013 at 8:29 pm in reply to: "Read more" works in footer, not on page. Very strange. #4049I just tested this on a local install with the latest Optimal version, but it seems to be working fine for me. 聽If it comes up I’ll post here to let everyone know.
Awesome! 聽I like the way this looks. 聽I notice that the Epik theme does this automatically.
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