[bill scheider]

Thanks for your help, Andrea and Victor. All went smoothly 🙂
Bill

[bill scheider]

Thanks so much ODNT. This helps make life just a bit easier.
Bill

[bill scheider]

Thank you Victor. Quite a paternalistic change imo! I wasn’t sure where it came from.
Bill

[bill scheider]

Thank you for your response, Victor.

I did change my functions.php from my code above to the code you generously provided. However, it hasn't resolved the issue! The widget area is still not being populated.

change 'childtheme' to the child theme's text domain

By changing 'childtheme' do you mean to change it to the name I've given my child theme, ie, 'syntonic'? I did that also to no avail.

The page url again is http://www.syntonicmicrowave.com/products/synthesizersnew/ if that helps at all.

Thanks again

[bill scheider]

This isn't the only one, but I've used it successfuly on a number of site with genesis.

You can read about it, see a demo and download Events Manager here.

[bill scheider]

Hi Tracie,
I just rechecked your site and the Program link is actually null (sorry I didn't notice earlier). But the Coaching submenu item does bring up a page of content.

Maybe you're trying to do something other than what I'm understanding.

[bill scheider]

Hi tracie,
Not sure if this will help, but here goes. It looks like your 'Program' link in your sub navigation is your blog page? If so, you can go to the custom menu and, where you have that 'Program' item, replace it with the category item for the category that holds those Program posts. Unless I'm totally misunderstanding your question, that should do the trick.

[bill scheider]

Hi there,
In the lifestyle child theme style sheet (if you haven't made changes), the color for the links can be found on line 133. What you'll be looking for is this:
a, a:visited {
color: #509AC9;
text-decoration: none;
}

Just change the color to what you want it to be. You may also have to find that original color (#509AC9) other places in your style sheet and change it also.
HTH

[bill scheider]

Hi Roger,
The transparency was accomplished in the photography site by adding this to the #wrap:
background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8);

The 'a' at the end of the rgb stands for alpha. Adjusting that number adjusts the transparency.
HTH

[bill scheider]

Hi Laura,

In your style.css, on line 792 of your style sheet, you'll see:

.post {
margin: 0 0 40px;
padding: 10px; <----- Add this (play with padding to get what you want)
border-bottom: 2px solid #f5f5f5; <---- Add this (play to get border width and color you want)
}

HTH
Bill

[bill scheider]

Hi Laura,
Your links are being entered incorrectly, so they go to the error page for the studiopress forum. When adding a link if you make sure the http:// is present, that should take us to the page or site you'd like us to see.

I think you use @Brad code but make the declaration this:
h1.entry-title
that should work.

Bill

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You can center the menu by going to line 413 of your css:

#nav ul {

    float: none;
    margin: auto;   <----- ADD THIS
    padding: 5px 0 0 18px;
    width: 65%;   <----- ADD THIS

}

This will work; however, I'd add space playing around with padding the way @Jeremy suggested above.

[bill scheider]

I've been using BackWPup for quite a while now and having backups sent to Dropbox. Very happy with it.

[bill scheider]

As Susan said, you can remove the image. The code for  #nav is on line 377 of your theme style sheet. I don't see the twitter icon either.

HTH,

Bill

[bill scheider]

@charlielivingston  I thought I had seen a tutorial on her site a few weeks ago but I couldn't find it today so thought I was mistaken 🙂 Thanks for posting the link.

Bill

[bill scheider]

Well I know how she did it. My question is more about where it was done; you can't style the Site title in WordPress settings, so she must have added those <span> tags somewhere else and maybe used a function to add that instead of the site title?

Bill

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