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Hey @glauco, no worries buddy. I don't work for StudioPress. I am just trying to help you solve the issue.
I think what is happening is that your images are different sizes. Also, the slider settings have an option to
hide title & content on Mobile Devices. That was probably added because the caption text gets a little unwieldy at smaller sizes. This is probably something you could remedy with CSS media queries by making the text titles smaller for the mobile breakpoints.The main issue, though, is your varying image sizes. Try it out with same size images if possible and see how that changes how the slider behaves.
All the best
Yeah, it sounds like that is the issue. It's not going to be related to your Minimum Pro theme. I think you can rest assured on that. Notice that when you resize your site in the browser there is not redirection happening. I haven't look at it on my cell phone. But if that plugin is active it is probably redirecting to the URL that says "pageok". I'm really not too familiar with how a plugin such as that works.
Best of luck.
When you say that Genesis Responsive Slider doesn't work, can you explain in more detail what it is or isn't doing? Generally, it works on mobile. Thanks.
I don't know about dudamobile but I assume that's the issue. Ideally you wouldn't use a plugin to serve your mobile styles but instead would adjust the media queries and styles in your stylesheet. Minimum Pro is already set up to be responsive so all that's left is to make your customized elements responsive as well.
This is how I can tell that you have the what I do and who I am pages set with the Blog template.
<body class="page page-id-43 page-template page-template-page_blog page-template-page_blog-php full-width-content" itemscope="itemscope" itemtype="http://schema.org/WebPage">So what you will want to do is edit those pages and look in the right hand side and select the
defaulttemplate for that that specific page.You have one menu in the header right widget area and the other set as the primary menu. Just remove the one you don't want. If you want to remove the one from the top-most bar then you need to look in
appearance > widgets > header right >
Remove the custom menu you have in there. Alternatively you can go to
appearance > menus
and uncheck the primary menu field.
On line 1874 in your style.css file try commenting out the following.
.sidebar ul li:before { /* content: "0BB 020"; */ padding-right: 7px; }Try modifying your front-page.php file like so:
// Add homepage widgets add_action( 'genesis_loop', 'daily_dish_homepage_widgets' ); // Add back the default loop add_action( 'genesis_loop', 'genesis_do_loop' );You will look inside the
daily_dish_home_genesis_meta()function to find the first line in the above code. Manually add that second section (which calls for the default genesis loop) beneath the hook for the hompage widgets and your default loop should run beneath your widget areas. This allows the Daily Dish Pro built-in pagination to take effect.note: this method should be a suitable replacement for whatever method you are currently using to pull posts into the hompage.
If they are not showing up at all I don't think that is related to the image sizes. I am not familiar with thesis, but I am betting that it has something to do with
thesis_post_imageas naturally when you switch to Genesis that is no longer being recognized (whatever it is). I am just taking a shot in the dark here as I have no knowledge of how thesis is set up.This seems like it might be related too:
http://codecanyon.net/item/thesis-post-image-converter/4580194Actually don't use my last method as it is not nice for accessibility and it also leaves an ugly gap between the Archive title and the dropdown box. Try this method instead, which pushes the message way off of the screen making it invisible but still detectable by the screen reader.
/* Archive dropdown screen-reader text */ .screen-reader-text { position: absolute; text-indent: -10000px; }Yes, it is screen reader text that should not be showing on the page. Add this into your style.css:
/* Archive dropdown screen-reader text */ .screen-reader-text { visibility: hidden; }Genesis is just a parent theme, and the child themes are just modifications of that. Does having any other theme installed on your WordPress create a problem? It is no different from any other theme in that sense.
All the best
🙂We will need to know more about how the homepage is set up to be able to answer. How are the posts being brought into the homepage? How has the front-page.php file been modified? I have pagination on the homepage in my version of Daily Dish Pro.
How are the Customize settings configured for Static Front Page?
For the sake of any future developers who may work on your site you could move that code to the bottom of the stylesheet and put a comment above it saying
/*YourName custom styles*/. Burying it within the News Pro Blue Theme styles is really a cruel trick to play on yourself or anyone else who might look at your code and want to change it later.There is a section in the stylesheet for all of the Themes color styles. I would keep my code out of there (I like to delete those styles personally).
As far as getting a link color set for hover you have done it right. I cannot say why it isn't working. What I do see on your site is that links within articles are being styled by the basic
aselector. If you want to track down your current hover styles, it is going to be the basica:hoverselector.Sorry, but I didn't understand the last part of your post. Using that plugin doesn't seem optimal to me because you can get a category page without that by simply putting the categories in your menu.
You Would this be helpful to you?
http://genesissnippets.com/genesis-custom-loop/
Also, does the Genesis grid loop not work for what you are trying to acheive?
First, in your
style.cssdelete the max-width for this selector:.site-inner, .wrap { margin: 0 auto; /* max-width: 1140px;*/ }Next, delete the margin-top for this selector:
.site-inner { clear: both; /* margin-top: 170px; */ }This will make it full-width. Hopefully it helps.
What I mean by disabling the theme's color schemes is to go to
Customize > Color Scheme >
and make sure the default color style is selected. This make sure that your changes aren't overridden.
If you want the links only within your content to have a certain color you can style them with this selector:
.entry-content a { color: green; }Are there a particular set of links that you want to change the color for? If you just want to change the color of links generically you can do so by looking for the
aselector in the style.css.The post titles and link hover colors won't change because they are targeted and styled specifically later on in the stylesheet.
note: Make sure you don't have any of the theme's built in color schemes activated as they will override. You can even remove them from the stylesheet altogether if you think you won't use them.