[Brian Gardner]

Bwahah, Jeremy beat me to the punch by less than a minute.

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[Brian Gardner]

My guess is that it has something to do with the following CSS on line 1251:

.mpp-home .content .featuredpost .entry:nth-of-type(3n+1) {
clear: left;
}

If you're adding a 4th one across, that really should be changed to 4n+1, because it's trying to clear the column after 3 currently.

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[Brian Gardner]

Anita is correct -- it's a plugin we've built and we're currently in the process of building/testing it.

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[Brian Gardner]

Now that the holidays are pretty much over, this will be the first theme that I plan to finish up so we can release it. FYI, the name might change, so don't get too attached to it!

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[Brian Gardner]

Here's a link to that image.

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[Brian Gardner]

Under any circumstance that customer would have to purchase a license for the image. If you provide the theme name and tell me which image it is, I can drop a link to where it can be purchased.

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[Brian Gardner]

Brad is correct, which is why we explicitly clarify that in the following from the email ... "plus every theme design we make in the future".

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[Brian Gardner]

No, it does not mean all themes will be responsive by default -- most of the responsiveness of a theme resides in the CSS and media queries, so there'd be no way for all of the themes to be instantly responsive.

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[Brian Gardner]

Just wrap your quote in something like this.

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[Brian Gardner]

Try adding this to your style.css file:

.entry-content img {
	display: block;
	margin: 0 auto;
}

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[Brian Gardner]

The only way to do that is to choose to display the full content and break the text with the more tag. By default, WordPress parses the content limit and does not render any HTML code.

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[Brian Gardner]

Good catch, and definitely something I'll have to update on the next Genesis update.

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[Brian Gardner]

I would add some CSS to that so you can control how the two columns function. Try adding this to your theme's style.css file:

.one-half {
float: left;
width: 49%;
}

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[Brian Gardner]

Perhaps these code snippets will help.

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[Brian Gardner]

The grid layout that you linked to is simply a visual breakdown of the content/sidebar widths for the 6 layout options that Genesis has. There's really no "how to use it" that goes along, since it's merely showing you the alignment that is built into the new style sheet. Make sense?

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[Brian Gardner]

We're still in the process of cleaning things up -- but the you can view and download the free themes via our Resources page.

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[Brian Gardner]

The best thing to do is contact us via our Account Assistance page, as that goes directly to our support system.

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[Brian Gardner]

Thanks, my guess is that they didn't know how to add a signature, which I've alerted them to.

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[Brian Gardner]

@ dud_jak -- for your information, you can go into your edit user screen and place a signature there so you don't have to "mock" it in a post.

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[Brian Gardner]

If you submitted via the Account Assistance page, then we will address your request shortly. That email was part of our old system, and directed you to the (now-closed) support forums.

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