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Looks like its still there……you may have removed it from somewhere else.  It should be on line 313 (currently) –

.menu-primary li, .menu-secondary li, #header .menu li {
clear: both;
float: left;
list-style-type: none;
}

When I remove it, this is what your site looks like – http://i.imgur.com/v1v3z.png

Remove the “remove_action” in the functions file.

Then follow this tutorial to add it back – http://www.studiopress.com/tutorials/navigation#reposition-primary  You can add it to wherever you need it to show by taking a look at the hooks – http://www.studiopress.com/tutorials/hook-reference …….then make your adjustments from there.

Here is a short tutorial on how to create multiple portfolios – https://appfinite.com/tutorials/how-to-create-multiple-portfolios/

That link is from the Tutorials section that I’m building.  I’ll have more added soon.

Here’s how to fix it (assuming you want the 2nd/responsive logo to center)

1.  The #header .wrap logo needs to be set to “background: none;” in the responsive section of the css since its showing up twice behind the responsive logo.

#header .wrap  {
background: none;
}

2. You also need to add width: 100%; to the #header .wrap as well. Currently it is still using the width: 960px; which is why this entire area isn’t resizing due to the fixed width. So adding the 100% percentage will allow the responsive logo to adjust/respond like its supposed to.

#header .wrap  {
background: none;
width: 100%;
}

When I mentioned creating custom html manually, I was suggesting to do that on 1 page that would link to the different categories (which you don’t have to create manually since they’ll already be created automatically).  So you would only be creating one single page with links that link to all of your categories…….does that make sense?

For the plugin, I’m really not sure if it will work or not since I don’t have any experience with it.  Bill (the creator) would definitely be the best person to ask, I wouldn’t want to lead you in the wrong direction from making guesses.  He’s a nice guy, very helpful, so I’m sure he could let you know if this will work.

I was actually recommending trying out a plugin (not a theme) to handle your portfolio if this one isn’t enough.  I don’t know of any specifically, but I do know there are plenty of them out there, a lot of them are free as well – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/  You also have the “premium” plugins that you could take a look at on Code Canyon here – http://codecanyon.net/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=WordPress+Portfolio

As I mentioned earlier, I do plan to come up with more features to add to the portfolio, but I don’t have a date yet, as it will take some time to put something together.

For the menu issue – I just added more menu links under the sample menu on the demo and it seems to be working fine on my end.  So I’m guessing you may have added something that could be throwing it off possibly.  Do you remember what all changes you’ve added to the css?

I was thinking of making a theme with a feature similar to the link you suggested.

I haven’t started on it yet, but you could check out this link – http://wp-snippets.com/add-oddeven-to-posts/ this should help.

You could also make changes to certain css specifically

Ok, sounds good.

Its possible it could have just been a width issue…maybe IE was displaying the widgets too wide for that section.  The width of the theme is actually 960px.

If you have any other issues, just let me know.

Unfortunately I only have Mac computers and do  not have windows, or older versions of IE.  I can access sites using an IE Emulator, but I don’t see the issue.

Could you post  a screenshot of what it looks like?

I just checked in my browser (which is the only way I can use my tools to debug) and it still shows the responsive code.  Once you remove the code from the functions file it works for mobile browsers, but it looks like you would need to remove the responsive css code as well for desktop browsers.

You’re Welcome!

I’m using the Simple Social Icons plugin by StudioPress – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-social-icons/

Currently not at the moment.  We just have the regular XML file that comes with all Genesis themes, which only loads content for posts/pages, but doesn’t load the widgets automatically.  I actually haven’t seen a way to load the widget content automatically with Genesis yet.

I do plan to add more tutorials (in detail) plus a widget map so you can know exactly were each widget is located on the homepage.

Until I get those tutorials written up, if you have a specific question on how we setup the demo just let me know.

Add this to your style.css to remove it from the homepage

.home #nav {
display: none;
}

You could just add the exact same nav ID in your functions file like this –

/** Nav Bar */
add_action('genesis_after_header', 'nav_bar');
function nav_bar() {
echo '<div id="nav"></div>';
}

Then add some padding to the #nav in your css on or around line 321.

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Great! You’re Welcome

Are you still talking about the Pagination, or something else?

You can change the pagination in your Genesis Theme Settings, or you could add display: none; to the “navigation” class in your style.css file on or around line 1241

On line 183 change the margins like this (or you can adjust however you need it to look) –

.breadcrumb {
font-size: 14px;
margin: 0 0 30px;
padding: 5px 10px;
}

Also, to change the background, look on line 100 for this –

blockquote, input, select, textarea, .author-box, .breadcrumb, .sticky, .taxonomy-description, .wp-caption {
background-color: #f2f2f2;
border: 1px solid #ddd;
}

Oh I see, It shows up like that because you’re missing a featured image on one of the posts. It appears to be this post – http://collective.thomasvillearts.org/moonlight-over-georgia/

Once you upload a featured image it should return back to normal.

Also, I’m really loving your site by the way! Adding in those quality pictures really makes it look awesome! I will definitely add this to the theme showcase if you’re interested.

Awesome! Glad you got it fixed.

Try changing the “img” to auto instead of 100% in your style.css file. Should be on or around line 1098.

img {
	height: auto;
	max-width: auto;
}

To create a portfolio, first create a page, (you can name this portfolio, or whatever you want). Then select the portfolio template on the right.

Next go to your Genesis Theme Settings page – http://www.yoursite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=genesis. If you scroll near the bottom of the page you will see “Portfolio Page Settings”. This is where you can configure the settings for your portfolio.

You can also create multiple portfolio pages based on categories as well. Take a look here – https://appfinite.com/topic/different-portfolio-with-different-categories/

Not sure on this, I don’t have IE8 (I’m a mac user), so I’m unable to see the issue.

You can style the home images separately from the blog post images by styling them like this – “.home .post-image”

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….in my previous comment I explain how to fix the title. Its just a padding issue.