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This is the code that ultimately FIXED my issue:
//add custom post type to tags and categories function add_custom_types_to_tax( $query ) { if( ( $query->is_category() || $query->is_tag() ) && $query->is_main_query() ) { // Get all your post types $post_types = array('post' , 'my-custom-post-type'); $query->set( 'post_type', $post_types ); } return $query; } add_filter( 'pre_get_posts', 'add_custom_types_to_tax' );
**Above code came from: Post where code came from
February 19, 2016 at 7:14 am in reply to: Navigation not showing up on category archive pages #179384asbilly92ParticipantOMgosh!! I just have to say THANK YOU THANKS for this post thread!!
I just had the exact issue, been struggling with it for 2 days; after finally getting my CPT's to show up in the archives then poof my nav menu went bye bye agggg, BUT this fixed it!!!
Be lost without these forums!!
asbilly92ParticipantSorry, I just wanted to add that these are CUSTOM POST TYPES, that I made with a plugin... that seems to be the problem maybe, but I need help with the code to get these custom post types working with they show up in archive pages. I got some code from a blog post but it does really odd stuff to the Admin area and gives me a heart attack!
asbilly92ParticipantOK I understand that part, and thank you; but what will it mean for people like me as far as producing and editing a theme, using php etc... will be still be using the same skills to help make and customize the theme like utilizing php, html, css?
I read somewhere that developers will need to not use php or as much php and learn node.js.....is this part true? Another
language to learn for developers??
September 17, 2015 at 1:49 pm in reply to: Author Pro genesis nav menu css at smaller viewport #165924asbilly92ParticipantOk great thanks, that's what I thought 😉
September 17, 2015 at 9:57 am in reply to: Author Pro genesis nav menu css at smaller viewport #165890asbilly92ParticipantUPDATE ...
I made an adjustment...I copied all of the css that was related to the location of the Geneses nav menu from the @media only screen and (max-width: 980px) and added it also to the @media only screen and (max-width: 1200px), this seems to have fixed my issue, but is it wrong to have the same code in both media queries?
Should I take it out of the 980 one or can I just leave it there?
asbilly92ParticipantPerfect, thanks!
asbilly92ParticipantYeah! You are awesome, thank you 😉 I will give it a shot !!
July 7, 2015 at 4:49 am in reply to: Footer credits: moving them to below widget areas in footer #158631asbilly92ParticipantYes, I did, I was actually trying to put 6 widget column areas inside the footer; yet still wanted to retain the footer credits below that.
I made my 6 footer widgets with Genesis Extender (can't live without that one lol) and then hooked them into the genesis_footer.
I then made a class and assigned it to the paragraph tag surrounding the copy-wright that contained a clear:both which forced it below the widgets. You can see it here and use Developer Tools to look at the copy-wright line: http://www.djccoreconsulting.com
asbilly92ParticipantOk i will do that, and post back thank you !!
asbilly92ParticipantOk great thank you! Do you know if I do follow one of those above code snippets will I have to make a 301 redirect from the how the page is now (without the ssl?) like directing it from http://www.mydomainnamedotcom to https:www.mydomainnamedotcom??
asbilly92ParticipantHere's the error I received when I tried the RSS Feed Widget that comes by default with my Genesis installation:
The error said: Fatal error: Unknown: Cannot use output buffering in output buffering handlers in Unknown on line 0
December 4, 2014 at 1:29 pm in reply to: Error message I got when I installed Genesis Extender Plugin #133616asbilly92ParticipantNope, sorry I just saw this! I never did figure it out, the message is gone now and Genesis Extender seems to be working just fine...should I be concerned about it??
asbilly92ParticipantThank you, I ended up solving it by using the unique body class and then site tagline - display none. It's a small site so this is so easy for me to do and then I can still easily have the site tagline on any page that I want 😉
asbilly92ParticipantOk I tried this and it didn't work 🙁 but you did say that you hadn't tried it so...do you think it's just a tweak in your code maybe?
asbilly92ParticipantThat worked perfectly, thank you!
I wonder if there is a way to have the site-description only show on the home page?
asbilly92ParticipantOH wow thank you! I will give it a shot tomorrow!
asbilly92ParticipantOk so it's ONLY designed right out of the box to be a background image? It can't be just a nice big huge full width image that ends somewhere before the footer?
Or is this what I need to do? See link below...
http://sridharkatakam.com/setting-responsive-image-place-background-minimum-pro/
asbilly92Participantasbilly92ParticipantYep, that was my conclusion.
Thank you for trying tho, just wanted to make sure there wasn't something I was missing...
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