[asbilly92]

Ok geeze, I figured it out! I realized that it was only showing up on the home page, never even thought of that!

I removed the following from the .front-page.php file:

//*Make the primary nav show on home page also
add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'genesis_do_nav', 9 );

Kinda silly, but I never noticed that problem was only on the home page... hope this helps someone else... the joys of wordpress lol!

[asbilly92]

Here it is: functions.php file for double nav issue

[asbilly92]

Sure! I will work on that now and post back when it's uploaded 😉

Thanks!!

[asbilly92]

OK great thank you, I had tried that before and it showed the same thing, two primary - navs; but to make sure I just tried it again. Same result, still have 2 navs showing...

I wonder if maybe this has something to do with the dashboard settings as far as the primary nav menu? I can't remember now how the nav bar was set up right out of the box... but I'm almost positive there was no 'extra' code in the functions file targeting the primary nav...

[asbilly92]

OH sorry for the confusion, I just meant that the nav bar already resides in the header right widget area. I think I'm actually going to add a second menu bar, so there isn't so many in the main nav...

I will try your code thank you!

[asbilly92]

Thanks!

The menu is already in the Header Right Widget Area, I tried putting that in there also but it gets complicated with the menu transitioning to two lines and then to the hamburg menu, so I didn't think that was the best way.

Or you could filter the nav menu

This is interesting so instead of using that area for search I could use it for my other content?

[asbilly92]

OH geeze how did those get there anyway lol 😉

Ok those were going along for the ride. They are gone now!

Yep after I changed it to 7% it worked 😉 YEA!

My hero of the day...hope you like the coffee lol!

THANK YOU!!!!!

[asbilly92]

OK that kinda makes sense because since all the other pages have a huge featured image I haven't had to worry about it before and in the regular css (not media query) I successfully targeted it like this:

.franchise .content-sidebar-wrap main.content{margin-top:5%;}

Very similar to what you said: .franchise .content

But you have confused me with -

Get rid of the two closing brackets } right underneath??

I tried (what I thought you meant) it and I'm still doing something wrong; I tried this:

@media only screen and (max-width:  1336px) {

.franchise .content  {margin-top:7%;}
	
}

[asbilly92]

OH wow that's because of the SSL! I never even thought about that!!

Awesome! I will give it a try AND get you a coffee 😉

PERFECT thanks 😉 worth a latte lol

[asbilly92]

Oh yep sorry for the confusion I do understand that it's actually a redirect... I mean with the .htaccess code and I do understand that it all will be and should to https.

So ... I can basically 'test' it out by switching the URL'S in the WP dashboard and add the code where you said and if there's issues I can switch the URL'S right back, remove the code, and it will revert right back lol?? Am I understanding it right?

I would like to do it all without plugins, unless I can delete the plugin after it 'does it's thing' although this plugin seems like it has to 'stay put' another plugin to keep updated aggggg I would rather learn to do it the right / hard way...

PS I bought you a coffee 😉 , not a giant one but a normal one lol

[asbilly92]

Ok so here's a really good question lol: Can I do all of this; 1. change the url's in the WP dashboard and 2. add the code and then if something doesn't work right can I switch it right back?? ...change the URL's back to original and remove the code will it go 'back to normal lol' ??

[asbilly92]

Ok wow thank you!

So did you mean that in the .htaccess I add that code before all the 301 redirects that I already have in there? Is that what you meant?

And on this part:

There is no automatic redirection of hard coded link/image URLs. If an image is using http://sitename.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/sample.jpg you will get a mixed content warning. If you added a link/image in a sidebar that includes http:// you will get a mixed content warning.

Do you mean that 'from now on - after the ssl is all completely done' if I add a link/image that includes the http? I wouldn't be doing that after, wouldn't all of the images from here on out automatically get the https?? I'm not sure I understand you explanation on that part...

Also concerning image thing: I thought the code I was putting in the .htaccess file would also force the images to be https too? Am I wrong about that? What does it have to do with a sidebar? Or did you mean anywhere lol??

Fortunately I was aware about the google updates to analytics etc that I need to do.

I appreciate the help and would be glad to buy you a coffee lol! I think I am still so worried about messing this up, but there's not a blog yet on his site and he wants to start one so nows the time do this...!

[asbilly92]

I got it solved there are 2 ways.

This is NOT an issue with the theme 😉 I found out the hard way too.

Check out this post: Disable responsive images in WordPress 4.4

OR there is a plugin that will fix this:

Plugin to disable responsive images

See if that fixes your issue!

[asbilly92]

Omgosh YOU are my hero 😉

Worked first time!!

Thank you so much!! I've been trying to figure out how to do something like that with a function for a long time now,! Not only did you solve my issue I really learned something!! I love these forums 😉

So I'm gonna ask a super dumb question now... I always hear people say that about the documentation...what do you mean the WordPress documentation, or are you referring to some Genesis documentation?

THANK YOU THANK YOU 😉

[asbilly92]

Ok yep I got the whole ftp and code editor part understood 😉 I will give this a shot as soon as I can

THANK YOU!

[asbilly92]

Ok so do you mean it will be like:

function prefix_add_image_to_header() {

	echo '<div class="some-class"><!-- empty for background image --></div>';
	
}

add_action( 'genesis_header', 'prefix_add_image_to_header', 5 );	

[asbilly92]

oK but wait I just noticed... in your code it looks like you are wrapping the class around the image...I'm wanting to add the complete class, it would be 'empty' complete with the opening and closing div tags before the image just like the showcase site...so it would look like: <div class="header-photo"></div> and that would still be just after the wrap and bifore the .title-area...?

You can see how it is in the showcase site (showcase site ) using the dev tools.

thanks!

[asbilly92]

Omgosh so awesome, I will try it as soon as I can!!!

THANK YOU!!!

[asbilly92]

Worked perfectly!

See it now, looks better 😉

Archive page spacing fixed!

Thank you!

[asbilly92]

Ok great, I think I actually tried that already, but will give it another go then post back.

THANK YOU!

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