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bandj
Memberfind this
.entry .entry-header .entry-title {
border-left: 6px solid #222;
margin-left: -60px;
padding: 20px 54px;
}delete this line
border-left: 6px solid #222;bandj
Memberthought I had to add them to the front page, but just added 3 text widgets. Some days....
bandj
MemberAny idea why this worked and previous attempts failed? It seems random.
did you put the css in a different spot than the first time?
bandj
MemberI still see your header with white text although it has a reddish background
your widget titles are black with a reddish background
.widget-title {
background-color: #BD6981;your categories in the menu are all black and white
bandj
MemberMy thought was that it worked like the responsive menu in Genesis and using css to fill the screen. Except to use the primary menu.
That tut opens up a lot of ideas though. Hadn't thought of using toggle. Thanks Brad.
bandj
MemberIf you're talking about the space between the text and the bottom of the widget, part of that is controlled by the margin for p. But if you change that it would affect all the paragraphs.
Otherwise the only thing I see is the .sidebar .widget padding. You could change that to padding: 2rem 2rem 0;
bandj
MemberIt will take a few steps.
1. your .entry-content .search-form is set to 50%. You can make that bigger to make room for the button. For example 80%
2. add a width to input[type=search] width to something less than 100%. For example width: 70%;
you'll have to play with the widths a bit to get what you want. Don't forget to check it at different device widths.
bandj
MemberIt also loads really slow for me. Are you just using a static page with the slider shortcodes?
bandj
MemberLooks like your @media starts at 1139px.
Not sure why your menu is not responsive. But being that it is not change the width of the menu (right now it's 750px) to something smaller so that it will fit next to the logo. You'll still have to change that 150px padding to something smaller also.
That should allow you to get the whole slider to show.
bandj
MemberLooking at it now I still don't see any adjustments for the top padding in this:
.site-header .widget-area in the @media sections
bandj
MemberLooks like you got it fixed.
bandj
MemberThanks Tom. Got it done.
bandj
MemberHi Tom,
Yes, my programmer son added some stuff to the script. Thanksbandj
MemberThese forums are not manned by Studiopress support people. Everyone here are Genesis users and volunteer their knowledge. You have to put in a support ticket to actually talk to Studiopress.
bandj
Memberyes thanks Jan. btw, At Ease is nice theme.
August 9, 2014 at 12:17 pm in reply to: Recently purchased a studio press theme and need some advice #117943bandj
MemberJosh I would suggest reading these forums. There are a lot of people that do web design here that also have tutorials and blogs that you can check out. You can also search for problems you run into. For example Genesis plugins, Studiopress genesis child themes, Genesis header problem etc.
bandj
MemberRenee your link doesn't work.
@Tonya like your site, a new bookmark for Genesis tuts.
bandj
Member1. Your nav is sticky and is 57px high so you have to add some padding at the top of your header. You have 0 padding now.
padding-top: 5.7rem;
2. Those 3 lines are the mobile menu. It's for smaller screens. Easiest way is to look in your media queries section of the style.css for
.nav-primary #responsive-menu-icon
.nav-primary .responsive-menu
one will say display: none; and the other will say display: block;
change the "none" to "block" and vice versabandj
MemberHere's some stuff that might help
http://amethystwebsitedesign.com/add-logo-on-top-of-navigation-menu-in-a-genesis-child-theme/ I used this one on this site http://dogloverzdaily.com/ which also uses the magazine theme
bandj
Memberaround line 1938 of your style find this
.nav-primary .responsive-menu {
display: none;
}.nav-primary #responsive-menu-icon {
display: block;
text-align: center;
}try moving that above the media queries. If that works then it's just a matter of eliminating them elsewhere.
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