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OK but in a post above you said:
Create and upload a .js file with the JS code and enqueue it in functions.php.
So if I upload the .js file doesn't it need a name ? I know it needs to be enqueued; but doesn't it need a name to enque it with and a file name inside the js folder?
I will get you another coffee lol!
OK great. To make that code-pen actually work though would that be the correct title for the js file?
(animation-elements.js)
Sorry, I'm tying to use this as a learning experience so want to set it up just like that pen to make it work and not understanding, for that exact example what to title the .js file......
I appreciate your help 😉
Using the CodePen code for the js i'm confused about how I would title the js script file, would it be animation_elements.js? I know that I can name it what ever I might like but using their exact example would that be the correct name for the js file I need to upload?
OH I do already have a couple of testing sites 😉 Ok thank you I will give it a shot!
Appreciated!!
Ok I'm not sure I'm understanding. Do you mean make a page and name it either single.cpt for a single PAGE POST template and then for the related archive make one called archive-cpt.php?? Is that what you mean?
Can I use the exact code for the page itself from the full-width one I made for a Page template?? I tried that but upon making the post there was nowhere on the post page to choose the page template I made like a regular page offers.....Not sure how to start a custom POST page template.
If I name it as you say where do you tell that post page to utilize that Post template, or will it automatically use the one named single-cpt.php??
I would like to code the 'middle' part and only pull in the header and footer and make it full with, utilizing existing genesis classes.
I found you post here, will this help me?
Think I might be missing a basic understanding of a page made from a custom page template (that I can make) vs a Post page made from custom post template...?
Thank you!
** I figured it out!!
The reason the visual editor was not working was because of code we added into the .htaccess file. We had to add this code due to some hacking, and needed to re-route pages to resolve to a 404 page. The code is working for that purpose, but for sure affecting the Visual Editor.
Just wanted to report back!
OK I de-activated all the plugins and I still don't have the Visual editor. I don't use it but my client needs it...
I appreciate your help...
Any other ideas??
OK I knew that was the case, just super paranoid.... I see now that this was a widespread issue with the Visual Editor.
I will give it a shot...thank you 😉 will post back with results.
So if I deactivate my plugins will they all retain their settings and or cause me any issues?
Wonder which plugin might be causing this to happen ...
No I have not, I'm always so paranoid about deactivating plugins that when I reactive them it will break something. Did you have that exact issue with any of the sites you help with - the visual editor going blank? (html one works)
Ok perfect, thank you, that's the answer I was looking for 😉 Just if it was possible or not and if so how...
Appreciate your help.
Ok so the the RSS widget that comes with the WordPress install, will not pull the featured image then? Is that correct?
I will try the plugin, thank you but I was still wondering about the answer to the question also 😉
Figured this out, it was actually in the settings of the Home Page Featured widget, don't know how I missed that at first, I should have posted back sooner.
Yep, fun to learn more for sure! None of my sites get edited at all by anyone but me 😉 so nice to know easy ways to just stick something in!
I appreciate your opinions and help very much! I learn so much from these forums and the Studiopress folk and forums are just super!
Ok yep I understand totally, the real point of learning for me here was / is to figure out how they hooked that unordered list or nav in the 'specific area' that they did, not as to how they actually coded the menu. Does that make sense? I just couldn't understand how the got any code like that into that spot exactly without using a widget area.
Opps think I figured it out: having some fun experimenting and trid this code below and it worked 😉
Is this ok? Seems to be working. I love trying to figure out how it's done!
function mytheme_add_second_nav() { echo '<nav class="nav-secondary"><div class="wrap">some list items here</div></nav>'; } add_action( 'genesis_before_footer', 'mpp_add_second_nav', 1 );Oh ok YOu, sorry I probably didn't explain my question very well. I do understand that they changed the position of the secondary menu with a hook, but where is the actual code for that menu? I'm sure they used something like:
//* Reposition the secondary navigation menu remove_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'genesis_do_subnav' ); add_action( 'genesis_before_footer', 'genesis_do_subnav', 7 );Where is the actual code like for the Unordered List? That's the part I'm not getting where's the code for the unordered list with it's list items? Is that code in the functions file as well and how might that look??