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You can modify the PHP code so the default is displayed rather than the featured image?
Another option is to try the Genesis Breadcrumbs plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/genesis-simple-breadcrumbs/
You need to use the default templates or use code to remove the the slug from the breadcrumbs.
It's hard to test without setting up the same situation on a test site but those are my 2 suggestions unless anyone else has a better solution.
This looks like its occuring when you use a blocks page template but not when using the default template.
I see it here https://jetsettingduo.com/homepage/food/ but not on the travel page.
Are you referring to the permalink in the address bar? This is different to breadcrumbs which i can't see on this page.
You can add form code directly to a html block.
I tested this with email form code recently and it works fine.
You can add a captcha to your contact form or use another form plugin. https://wpforms.com/how-to-build-spam-free-wordpress-contact-forms-the-ultimate-guide/
Maybe this :
remove_action( 'genesis_sidebar', 'genesis_do_sidebar' ); add_action( 'genesis_after_loop', 'genesis_do_sidebar' );
What a coincidence. I was just looking it again wondering why you want to do this?
You want this on desktops and mobile screens or just mobile?
You can use conditional menus
To do this :
1. You can use custom code
or
2. Choose from a range of plugins for conditional menus.
or
3. A conditional blocks plugin.
My suggestion would be to look at using blocks or a full site editing theme if your coding knowledge is limited.
Or
You can reposition the footer menu back to the after header hook position ( remove PHP code line 152 in functions.php ) however you'll also need to add/modify CSS.
You could try the Genesis Connect for Woocommerce plugin which includes templates you can use in your child theme to modify the default markup and HTML output.
No, its a conditional tag you can use in your functions file. Use this or the template to execute PHP code on single posts only
However, in your case, you might find it easier using blocks to add your image so you don't need PHP coding knowledge.
What theme are you using?
1. You could add a new widget area under the primary nav menu and populate it with the nav menu widget.
2. Or add a third a menu
3. Or reposition the secondary menu by changing the hook.