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Ok wow great! Thanks for the tip!
I just looked at that blog post; wow perfect, just what I was looking for thank you very much for pointing me in that direction!
I wonder if this would work for say for instance if you wanted to add some bootstrap features to a WordPress site?
Ok thank you, I had looked at that with Developer Tools and guess it wasn't obvious to me. I fixed it by adding an extra space before the button; - which gave the image and text more room. Looks centered now 😉
THANKS!!
Try adding padding-top: 95px; to the .wrap that is just before the footer widget 1-3 footer widget areas. I was able to adjust it using developer tools and it moved the image to just above the footer widgets. That seems to push the all of the .footer-widget areas down putting your image directly above
I did that at first but that's not where I want the widgets .... is there something wrong with putting the widget areas in the footer? I'm just going to be using it for links...isn't this OK?
No I'm actually putting them in the footer itself; so I used genesis_footer. I made these with Genesis Extender just fyi
Oh gosh I'm sorry, but I'm mainly just wondering where to 'hook' it..that's a valid Genesis question tho?
I will do that tho thank you...
Just an update! I got this fixed! For other's or whom else this might help... I had my Reading > Settings kind of done wrong even though the site 'looked' like it was fine.
I wanted the site to come up to the Genesis blog Archive excerpts page, not the typical front-page.php like most folks that use the Minimum Pro theme! I had to rename my front-page.php file to front-page.txt and then go back into my settings and choose 'Your Latest Posts' as the Front Page Display. Doing this fixed my issue with the Page Title not showing!
Thanks to any whom helped 😉
NO not a silly question at all!!
YES there is a title in settings > general....there is also the same exact title in the Genesis SEO title area....I have other sites running this same genesis chile theme and the home page titles are set up exactly the same way and the title shows up great......
Thank u for taking the time to help
Sridhar, thank you for responding!
I had posted that a while ago and I did find a solution for it!
I my mind I was correct that the nav, minimum_slider, and minimum_site_tagline were all then indeed 'competing' for the same 'genesis_after_header' area!
I did NOT use the above code that I pasted before, instead I changed the order of the functions; or the # at the end of the add_actions and that worked.
For example the #'s at the end of my add_actions now look like this:add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'minimum_slider', 16 );
add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'minimum_site_tagline', 17 );
Now I have the order of: nav, slider, site tagline.
Thank you 😉
Yes, the current site is a WordPress site...it has the 2010 theme NEEDS updated!
Is there any way to like 'do' it and then preview it to see how it's looking before letting it be 'live' ?
So this won't really affect the data base? I can switch back if there's a problem?
Should I drag all of my widgets into the 'inactive' area before doing this?
THANK YOU!!!
I got it! I almost forgot to update this. I used this post: http://sridharkatakam.com/moving-primary-navigation-tagline-header-minimum-pro/
Thank you though; that's exactly what this post had me do!! I will mark it resolved!!
Ok yep thank you! Well it does appear that way but I think they are both competing for the 'genesis-after-header' area because both the navbar and the slider are referencing that area if you know what I mean. In my functions.php file the navbar does come before the slider....
I was wondering about using the genesis_before-content-sidebar-wrap idea also but I was unsure how to change the code from the blog post where I obtained it (explaining how to add the slider in) so that it would reflect adding the slider in before the before_content_sidebar_wrap.....
This is the action part of the code now:
//* Add home slider between header and tagline
add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'minimum_slider', 9 );function minimum_slider() {
if (is_home() || is_front_page()) {
printf( '<div %s>', genesis_attr( 'home-slider' ) );
genesis_widget_area( 'home-slider' );
echo '</div>';
}
}Do you mean to change it to:
//* Add home slider between header and tagline
add_action( 'genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrap', 'minimum_slider', 9 );function minimum_slider() {
if (is_home() || is_front_page()) {
printf( '<div %s>', genesis_attr( 'home-slider' ) );
genesis_widget_area( 'home-slider' );
echo '</div>';
}
}That would make sense to me but I wasn't quite sure....THANK YOU for taking the time 😉
I fixed this! Another Studiopress forum gal caught that I hadn't closed my link above the widget area correctly and it was throwing the whole page of below...
THANK YOU!
OMgosh thank you, I'm laughing because I didn't totally understand what you were saying, but you did cause me to re-enter the code for the link and I think that fixed it!
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! Virtual hug lol ((hug))
Opps I'm sorry there is a 'blank' Coming Soon Plugin that was activated last night...SORRY LOL!
Yep kinda odd my full width text widget that I added is getting like 'auto-wrapped' in anchor tags, so that all of the text is acting as a link...It's also doing that in the site tag line are with any text widgets I add in there.
I guess these areas might have been developed to contain only links and I might want to add links in these text widget areas but I don't want ALL of the text in these widgets to be formatted like links.... does that make sense?
Thank you 😉
Ok I think I kinda got it lol, but look at where I added the text widget, all the text is now coming out as a link....hummm. Getting closer I guess. Check it out: http://amystout.com/wordpress1/