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Okay, I have fixed the issue mentioned above and it's looking better.

Now, I'm wondering why the mobile menu only displays the Home menu button when you open it. It's missing a few other menu options. Any ideas?

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Hey Nick, thanks for responding. You were absolutely right. Deactivating the plugin and clearing the cache fixed the problem.

When I did it before I just disabled Shareaholic for those pages only.

Any suggestions on a better social media sharing plugin?

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Hey Pavle, I'm flattered that you want to use my design.

It's been a few months since I set this up, but I am using the Genesis Featured Page plugin. To get them centered I had to play with the width (as a percentage) and then play with the paddings to get them centered.

Here is how the widgets are set:

.home-top {
	background: #e0e0e0;
	clear: both;
	overflow: hidden;
	padding: 15px 0 0 0;
	padding: 1.5rem 0 0 0;
}

.home-top .widget {
	float: right;
	padding: 0 1.0%;
	width: 25%;
	background: #e0e0e0;
}

So, you'll probably want to set each widget area at 33% and then adjust the paddings until they all three fit in a line with even spacing. My mobile site isn't that well-designed, but I have noticed that they do stack on top of each other when setup this way.

Hopefully this gets you going in the right direction.

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I decided that going with bbPress was the best route. Already switched over.

Not the answer I was looking for originally, but probably the best solution in the end.

Thanks again for helping!

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Hi essay, thanks for responding!

I've tried disabling Yoast and all other plugins, but the problem happens regardless. And, I'd prefer to keep Yoast. I had Yoast and Simple:Press working before I moved over to Genesis (and Synthesis hosting).

I'd like to keep Simple:Press because they have a bunch of options, but they've been a pain to integrate from the start. And, I don't really want to pay them $36 to answer a single question. If it comes to that, I'd rather just move to a different forum solution.

I contacted StudioPress support and they mentioned that I could modify the PHP code in my functions.php file to handle the title differently, but unfortunately they couldn't help me with the code and I don't have any experience with PHP to be able to do it on my own.

In the tweet I linked to above, Simple:Press acknowledged the difference in how different themes/plugins handle the wp_title and they seem to have suggested that it can be fixed with a "hook update." So, I was hopeful that that meant that I could add a hook to fix the problem.

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That did the trick! Thank you my friend! Your help is greatly appreciated.

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