[BillIrvine]

This worked in the category.php file:
add_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'genesis_do_post_title' ,2);

Still unclear as to why this was necessary.

[BillIrvine]

Any tips on where to look for the cause of this?

[BillIrvine]

No PHP changes to the child theme, or CSS for this element.

If you look at the source, the title is not in the HTML.

[BillIrvine]

http://ivrtech.staging.wpengine.com/category/call-tracking
(Not yet styled)

[BillIrvine]

That's what I started with (and have reverted to), but I'm not getting the post headline/title.

This is what I get:

And the `<h2>[TITLE]</h2>' is not in the rendered HTML.

[BillIrvine]

Just noticed the actual template has no closing php tag... I think I added when I pasted it.

[BillIrvine]

Strange, I tried the code shown here: https://gist.github.com/wpsmith/5062834

Same result, no post headline/title.

Correction -- even stranger; upon inspecting, that code didn't execute at all.

[BillIrvine]

<?php
add_filter( 'genesis_site_layout', '__genesis_return_content_sidebar' );
add_action( 'genesis_post_title ', 'genesis_do_post_title' );

genesis();
?>

[BillIrvine]

Yes, single posts.

Already got started on what you suggested -- not sure how well this will end up integrating with WPBakery.

[BillIrvine]

>> Whitespace Pro so features ready and versatile

There is no such theme in the library. Besides, the original question was specific to a B2B site, not a site for a blog author.

[BillIrvine]

Looking deeper into a couple of the themes, is Genesis capable of only loading resources necessary for a given page?

For example, in a sample "full page" layout of Studio Pro, it's a simple page of text, but a slew of JS and CSS resources that aren't being used are loaded. Resulting in a hideous PageSpeed score.

[BillIrvine]

>> Kreativ Pro, Studio Pro or Smart Passive Income

I had a look at those theme suggestions, most of them remind me of this: http://adventurega.me/bootstrap/ -- too much lazy load, video backgrounds, and parallax. While nice from a designer's perspective, not right for a B2B site.

[BillIrvine]

>> What on earth are you adding to pages
>> that you need new templates for?

A/B testing of landing pages for new marketing campaigns.

>> You need to hire a permanent developer
>> or find a freelancer

That's what got us into trouble in the first place. The result (in both cases) was a DIVI deployment with impossible to unravel modifications to the parent theme.

[BillIrvine]

This is for a corporate B2B site, for ourselves, not a client.

Once complete, at some point, people other than myself will be adding to existing pages, or creating new pages.

Part of the reason for sticking with WP and finding the best possible combination of framework/theme and page-builder is our rather large legacy of hundreds of blog posts that bring in more than 50% of new visitors, and the future need for non-coders to add/create content. If someone has a better idea, I'm open.

[BillIrvine]

While I've not used visual composer directly, it's my understanding that it has a template system/library similar to the (ugh) DIVI builder.

And apparently, Visual Composer is now called WPBakery. And yes, it has a rather flexible template library for saving layouts.

[BillIrvine]

In a perfect world, I'd be hand-coding my pages as well. But with 60+ pages to create and an average of 1-2 new ones every week for a team of 2... well. 😉

Thanks.

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