[adougherty]

Thanks, Victor. I'll try that if the child-theme update doesn't take care of the problem.

Anne 🙂

[adougherty]

Nope. Not custom. Just out of date. I need to download the child-theme update from June.

Thanks for the pointer!

Anne

[adougherty]

I thought as much. Thanks for the reply, Brad.

I'll just have to put on my coding hat.

[adougherty]

Hi Brad,

Thanks again for the reply.

Is there a super secret way to make the feature posts widget display tags in the entry footer? As in...would I need to edit the widget?

Thanks much,
Anne

[adougherty]

That worked like a charm! Thank you!

[adougherty]

Hi Brad,

Thanks for the reply. I am, perhaps, using the incorrect terminology.

When I use the featured posts widget to display [post_tags]

it comes out using "Tagged with"

Yet because I have this code

//* Customize the entry meta in the entry footer (requires HTML5 theme support)
add_filter( 'genesis_post_meta', 'sp_post_meta_filter' );
function sp_post_meta_filter($post_meta) {
	$post_meta = '[post_tags sep=", " before="Tags: "]';
	return $post_meta;
}

in my functions.php file the tags on actual posts come out with "Tags"

I'm trying to figure out how to make them both say "tags."

Any help is most appreciated.

Anne

[adougherty]

Brilliant, Brad! Thank you so much for the help. Worked like a charm.

[adougherty]

Hi Dave,

I pulled the header widget because it was messing everything up. Thanks for checking out my link, though.

Cheers,
Anne

[adougherty]

That worked great, Victor. Thank you for the pointer for this theme and future themes!

[adougherty]

Worked like I charm for me. Thank you for posting the complete, working code block!

[adougherty]

@antiac - Thanks!  If by custom menu you mean something specifically for responsive, no, but that's a good thought.  I've seen your basic menu turned into a select list for mobile versions so it's a bit like the holy grail.

 

@kathiemt - You're welcome!  But if course the client wants it fast and cheap.  Do they ever want it any other way? 😉

 

Cheers,

Anne

[adougherty]

Hi Kathie,

My client is really wedded to the Corporate theme and the customization we've done on it so I went ahead and started making the stylesheet mobile friendly.  It's fairly easy to do (you can check the work in progress here: http://www.dcmassagetherapies.com) and you're free to swipe my mobile stuff now or once it's done.

What I'm dreading is reducing the menu to a dropdown rather than standard nav for small devices (iphone chiefly).   It will be a challenge. 🙂

 

Cheers,

Anne

[adougherty]

I, too, am trying to do this but I'm trying to convert an existing theme (Corporate) which was not designed to be mobile responsive and I ran across this:  http://www.studiopress.com/support/showthread.php?p=614736

Did this functionality ever get implemented in Genesis?

 

Cheers,

Anne

[adougherty]

@Lori's solution worked partially for me.  If you take out the z-index it messes with the stacking in the mobile version.  Leaving that in but taking out the margins seems to make it work for desktop and mobile.

Caveat: Haven't tested extensively so YMMV.

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