[brock]

I can use an extra pair from time to time, too. Take care!

[brock]

They're google fonts.

[brock]

You can use the CSS position property.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/position

[brock]

My pleasure. Is there any reason to prefer get_search_query() over looking at the GET variable directly in this case?

[brock]

Create a new file in your child theme called search.php and add this to it:

<?php
/**
 * search.php
 *
 * Customizations to the search results page.
 * 
 */

// If visitor searches for empty string or a bunch of whitespace, say nothing found.
if ( empty( trim( $_GET['s'] ) ) ) {
    remove_action( 'genesis_loop', 'genesis_do_loop' );
    add_action( 'genesis_loop', 'genesis_do_noposts' );
}
    
genesis();

[brock]

Was there a problem with one of the tutorials you find when duckduckgo'ing it?

[brock]

Try changing the embedded link to https. You're trying to embed a page that doesn't encrypt its traffic into one that does (yours). The browser doesn't let you mix them in the same page, otherwise the green padlock on your page would be misleading. The clue is in the browser's JavaScript console.

See:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Mixed_content?utm_source=mozilla&utm_medium=firefox-console-errors&utm_campaign=default

If they have an https version of the same survey, embed that one instead.

[brock]

It automatically adds the gray no matter what the image is. If you are comfortable editing CSS, you can remove it. Look in the stylesheet for:

.page-header::before {
    /* Look for this */
    background-color: rgba(35, 44, 57, 0.9);
} 

You will also probably need to change the font color of surrounding text such as the site title, the navigation, and the headline in the center, since they're set to white.

[brock]

Yes, absolutely, you are correct.

[brock]

Wow, how annoying. Try this in the CSS file:

.after-entry li::before, .news-pro-home .content li::before, .sidebar li::before {
	content: normal;
}

[brock]

Building an amateur site is difficult. Building a professional one is only something a professional is going to be able to do. You'll probably need to hire someone. If you are approaching it in the spirit of DIY, then go for it. Just realize you'll probably put in a lot of time googling to make your site and it may not be very professional. With that said, there is a lot of help here for doing specific things related to Genesis. I feel like that's the best advice unless you have a more specific question.

All the best!

[brock]

Maybe I am misunderstanding your question, but if your visitor clicks a link won't it take them to a new page, thereby nullifying whatever event would be triggered on that action?

[brock]

It's hard to answer your question without seeing the photoshop mockup and the code you are wanting to remove. The header, nav bar, loop, etc. are all basic theme components and they are already in the sample theme. So it sounds to me like you'll only need to add some CSS.

[brock]

Install the Genesis Visual Hook plugin. It will show you where all the hooks are on the page.

[brock]

Cool design by the way.

[brock]

I'm guessing the site is on your local machine?

[brock]

Sorry for the delayed reply. If I were you I would replace the banner image on mobile screens. Honestly, this has enough detail that I almost want to recommend you hire someone for a one-off customization job. But go ahead and try replacing the code I gave you with this...

functions.php:

//* Hooks a sitewide banner after the header
add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'bc_site_wide_banner');
function bc_site_wide_banner() { 
    if ( is_page('1375') ) {
        return;
    }
?>
<div class="site-wide-banner wrap"><a href="GO HERE WHEN CLICKED"><img src="YOUR IMAGE HERE" alt="this describes the picture --> escape you\'re quotations"></a></div>
<?php } ?>

css:

.site-wide-banner > img {
    text-align: center;
    margin: probably add some;
}

@media screen and (max-width: 750px) {
    .site-wide-banner {
        display: none;
    }
}

Note that this is hiding the image at 750 pixels. This is the stop-gap solution I recommend until you create another image to replace it on smaller screens. Also, note that the banner is hidden on that page you specified. You said other templates but only provided the one. A site wide banner generally means being every page on the site. Best of luck.

[brock]

Here is a lead for you. If you compare the markup with that of the Atmosphere Pro demo, there is a difference. The sections, "airtight security, etc.", are all wrapped in some <small></small> tags. When you move them outside of those tags, it goes back to normal.

[brock]

Just to be clear, did you change it on line 1109?

.genesis-nav-menu .current-menu-item > a {
    background-color: yourcolor;
    color: #fff;
}

It doesn't appear to have been changed.

[brock]

William and I responded at the same time, but if you don't know how to add a widget area (I'm guessing you don't) then this might be helpful. Adding a widget would probably be neater but this will work too. Good luck.

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