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Clever! But, i think it would also work if you used the default Reading settings which activates the full width front page template.
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Check in your WordPress Dashboard > Settings > Reading > Your homepage displays > Your latest posts
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Are your Reading Settings set to display your latest posts?
I don't see the full-width-content body class when i inspect the page but i do i do see a landing page class which means you're using the landing page template.
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Child themes aren't generally updated so it should work as long as Genesis is up to date with WordPress.
When i test the latest version, it works fine. There's no issue with the home page layout.
Maybe something else is causing a problem.
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There are different methods you can use https://studiopress.github.io/genesis/developer-features/genesis-layouts/
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Use this code to modify the entry header elements https://my.studiopress.com/documentation/snippets/entry-header-html5/customize-the-entry-header/
and custom fields to add fields after the post
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Once you populate the front page widget areas, the front page displays full width without a sidebar.
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Interesting, must be a newer version of Foodie Pro which isn't included in the Pro Plus package as i searched for the function and couldn't find it in 4.2.0
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You could use HTML and CSS https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_fullscreen_video.asp
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Its not clear to me what your question however you can learn more the the genesis(); function in this post
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Take a look at the Essence Pro theme and see how its coded there. There are other theme you can look at also to get a idea of how to code different elements into your site header.
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This tutorial might help.
Using the search feature built into your code editor, you can search for the .site-description class and there you'll find the rule which styles the description.
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See this answer https://studiopress.community/topic/deactivate-remove-genesis-title-toggle-issue/#post-505394
1. You can use a conditional tag with a function to control exactly which titles are removed
Or
2. Add 1 line of code to a CPT template file.
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Hi Mark
Nice to see you back here on the forums.
I'm happy to publish custom code for this if you want to book a consultation.
Let me know if there's anything else i can help you with [email protected]
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These aren't single posts and pages, they are archive pages and will show the default image.
You would need to modify the code to add unique images on other page types.
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Once you install this plugin, you'll need to create a custom field for your image input and then use code in your child themes functions file to output your image.
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There's 2 parts needed to do this. (1) input : a upload field and (2) output : code to print your image on the frontend.
You can use a plugin like ACF with code to do this otherwise, you would need to code the upload field AND the output for the image on the frontend which requires advances coding skills.
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