[Ahjira]

Hey Susan, yes I found Gary Jones's solution on GitHub for this and this should do it if anyone else is looking for the answer. This is for HTML5 themes only.

First add a new ID to the content section...

add_filter( 'genesis_attr_content', 'jpis_add_id_to_content' );
function jpis_add_id_to_content( $attributes ) {
  $attributes['id'] = 'main-content';
  return $attributes;
}

Then add Jetpack support like this...

add_action( 'init', 'add_jpis_support' );
function flint_add_jpis_support() {
  add_theme_support( 'infinite-scroll', array(
    'type' => 'scroll',
    'container' => 'main-content',
    'footer'	 => false,
    'render' => 'genesis_do_loop'
  )
  );

}

My original solution was firing too late but this solution did the trick. Thank you for checking up. Much appreciated 🙂

[Ahjira]

Thanks Brad - got it.

[Ahjira]

Yeah... it's completely intuitive if you know CSS, but might be confusing at first if you don't. I've had a test group of 7 using it for the last three months, only one of whom knows CSS and all of them have done really well. They ask a few questions at first and then seem to run with it after that. They aren't designers though so they're not hitting all the potential. They've done a lot with colors and fonts, but none of them has even touched the potential with background images or skins yet. I'm kind of hoping to get a bigger group involved to explore those lines a bit more.

[Ahjira]

Yes my site is running Flint, but Flint doesn't have a "design" necessarily. Flint will look how *you* make it look. I have built a skinning system into it but until people are familiar with it, I won't really talk about that piece too much.

Visit the Screenshots page and I think you'll get a glimpse of what it does:
http://ahjira.com/flint/screenshots/

It's more like Prose in that it's a basic design until you set the styles, apply the background images and monkey with the text that you want.

[Ahjira]

Nevermind I got it working! I just basically followed what Prose does by adding a file named import-export.php and adding this to it:

add_filter( 'genesis_export_options', 'theme_export_options' );
function theme_export_options( $options ) {
$options['themename'] = array(
'label' => __( 'My Theme Options', 'theme' ),
'settings-field' => THEME_SETTINGS_FIELD,
);
return $options;
}

...and then adding this to functions.php

require_once( CHILD_DIR . '/lib/import-export.php' );

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