[Ari Herzog]

There are aspects of Focus that don't work for me anymore. Namely, I like the top right menu and the big social icons above the fold. Background image too. All in the Minimum Pro theme.

Is there an easy coding fix to change the default layout of showing a grid of recent posts to showing recent posts in full?

In other words, look at Danny Brown's blog that uses the Parallax Pro theme. The default home page shows his most recent posts in reverse chrono order. Scroll past one to read the next. I'd like that layout to be on my blog. Easy to do with the Minimum theme? Thoughts?

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I am a storyteller. I moved my blog from Thesis to Genesis in April 2013. I’m still learning.

[Ari Herzog]

Or maybe I go back to Focus and add in features that I like from Minimum. Hmm. Playing around. If you suddenly click over, I've no idea what you'll see!

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I am a storyteller. I moved my blog from Thesis to Genesis in April 2013. I’m still learning.

[Ari Herzog]

This is helpful, Brad. I hadn't realized the coding changed in Genesis 2. Thanks!

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I am a storyteller. I moved my blog from Thesis to Genesis in April 2013. I’m still learning.

[Ari Herzog]

Related question: I used to have a custom archive layout using Focus and am now using Minimum Pro, too. But when I copy the file over, and refresh the archive page in the editor, nothing happens? Is there a tweak I need to make from one child to the other? Can you look at the below code? Thanks!

<?php
/**
 * Template Name: Archive
 * This file handles archives pages.
 *
 * This file is copied from Genesis and edited for Focus.
 * @license  http://www.opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php GPL v2.0 (or later)
 * @link     http://www.studiopress.com/themes/genesis
 */

/** Remove standard post content output **/
remove_action( 'genesis_post_content', 'genesis_do_post_content' );

add_action( 'genesis_post_content', 'genesis_page_archive_content' );

function genesis_page_archive_content() { ?>

	<div class="archive-page">

		<h4><?php _e( 'Categories:', 'genesis' ); ?></h4>
		<ul>
			<?php wp_list_categories( 'sort_column=name&title_li=' ); ?>
		</ul>

		<h4><?php _e( 'Recent Posts:', 'genesis' ); ?></h4>
		<ul>
			<?php wp_get_archives( 'type=postbypost&limit=50' ); ?>
		</ul>

	</div><!-- end .archive-page-->

	<div class="archive-page">

		<h4><?php _e( 'Monthly:', 'genesis' ); ?></h4>
		<ul>
			<?php wp_get_archives( 'type=monthly' ); ?>
		</ul>

	</div><!-- end .archive-page-->

<?php
}

genesis();

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I am a storyteller. I moved my blog from Thesis to Genesis in April 2013. I’m still learning.

[Ari Herzog]

Awesome! How did you figure that out (so I can learn)? Inspecting the element directly and figuring out its name?

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I am a storyteller. I moved my blog from Thesis to Genesis in April 2013. I’m still learning.

[Ari Herzog]

This is helpful Andrea, thanks!

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I am a storyteller. I moved my blog from Thesis to Genesis in April 2013. I’m still learning.

[Ari Herzog]

Maybe you misunderstood, Anita. I know how to follow the directions but Twitter deprecated the script so I wondered if there was an alternative that could work on Genesis. Thanks.

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I am a storyteller. I moved my blog from Thesis to Genesis in April 2013. I’m still learning.

[Ari Herzog]

Hi David, Chrome is causing the error. I can see the bold on Safari and my mobile.

So... how can Chrome show the boldness with the built-in WP strong tag?

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I am a storyteller. I moved my blog from Thesis to Genesis in April 2013. I’m still learning.

[Ari Herzog]

I have the same question. Anyone?

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I am a storyteller. I moved my blog from Thesis to Genesis in April 2013. I’m still learning.

[Ari Herzog]

...and to edit font sizes throughout the rest of the blog? Is that spread throughout the .css file?

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I am a storyteller. I moved my blog from Thesis to Genesis in April 2013. I’m still learning.

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