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There are thousands of tutorials out there that provide support for Genesis child themes.
Why don't you publish your theme on Github and link to it so the community has direct access and can contribute.
Here's your themes default blockquote CSS
blockquote, blockquote::before { color: #888; } blockquote { margin: 40px; } blockquote::before { content: "\201C"; display: block; font-size: 30px; height: 0; left: -20px; position: relative; top: -10px; }You can modify this CSS yourself to change the styling.
As long as its WordPress, your content will be saved in the database and you can use another theme like Infinity Pro.
Try this theme demo https://www.studiopress.com/themes/infinity/#demo-full
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Never edit Genesis however you can modify or delete code in any StudioPress/Genesis child theme.
Check in the functions file to see if they are loaded and delete the code if applicable.
You need 2 things :
1. A input field for the text
2. Code to output the text using a Genesis, WooCommerce or WordPress hook.You can use code or a plugin like ACF to add the input field on your Edit Product Category page and then you'll need code for the output.
You can use the Genesis SEO settings to change this or filter the site title and change the HTML tags.
Sure does and Genesis is free so you can try it out using the Genesis Sample child theme after installing Genesis.
There's also the Genesis blocks plugin which adds custom blocks.
1. You can use the WordPress > reading settings to display your latest posts and set it to display 1 post. You can then use the Genesis > theme settings > content archive settings to display full content.
or
2. You can use code in a front page template to display your latest post.
or
3. You set the reading settings to display a static page and use the Genesis blog page template on that page to display a full post or use Genesis Blog Page Template Query Arguments
There are also options using blocks which would achieve the same result.
No-one on Fiverr knows how to write code, if they did, they wouldn't be on Fiverr.
Not easily done however you can add a image gallery with pagination.
Try the Genesis site title hook or another site header hook https://wpsites.net/genesis-hooks/
2 things to check :
1. Use the correct HTML 5 Hook assuming your theme supports HTML 5.
2. The correct conditional tag for single posts is
is_singular('post')or for single pages
is_singular('page')
Untested but i would try removing the .site-description class selector from the CSS rule so none of the declarations apply to the description.
There are other methods however i think this is the best.
You might find CSS is being used to hide the description in the site header. Check your child themes style.css file.
Around line 1264
.site-description, .wp-custom-logo .site-title { border: 0; clip: rect(0, 0, 0, 0); height: 1px; overflow: hidden; position: absolute !important; width: 1px; word-wrap: normal !important; }Also note, you can filter the site title and description if needed using PHP code.
You could try adding a conditional tag in your code. Otherwise, you would need to use PHP code to load a js file conditionally.
Another option is ACF however you would also need PHP for the output.