[Bruce Rawles]

I'm getting a similar WordFence warning for Genesis Simple Hooks*, which we use on dozens of sites including a few of our own. Is there a best practice alternative we should be using, or will the Genesis plugins continue to receive ongoing support? Thanks in advance for a reply!

* The Plugin "Genesis Simple Hooks" appears to be abandoned (updated April 13, 2020, tested to WP 5.4.10).

[Bruce Rawles]

Thanks for that reminder, Victor! 🙂

[Bruce Rawles]

THANKS AndyTC, that works like a charm; exactly what I was looking for and much appreciated! Thanks also, Anita for your suggestion; that was my backup plan. What a great support community; so grateful to you both ... and all! 🙂

[Bruce Rawles]

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[Bruce Rawles]

Hi DaveG ... We ended up changing to the (Genesis StudioPress) Infinity Pro theme and customized that... Please let me know if that helps, or if I can provide any other help. Thanks. Happy Holidays! 🙂

[Bruce Rawles]

Thanks, Victor ... After you alerted me to the TYPE of widget, I noticed that there was a dedicated Slider widget available so I didn't need to use the code you provided, but will keep this in mind if I run into widget shortcode issues again; your speedy reply helped me resolve this quickly and is much appreciated! 🙂

[Bruce Rawles]

Resolved: I just used the "Slider" widget (which I hadn't noticed before" instead of a Text widget and it works fine now. 🙂

[Bruce Rawles]

Thanks, that answered my question, too... I will trust that I can ignore those warnings as well.

[Bruce Rawles]

Thanks, Victor... I tried installing the Genesis Layout Extras plugin and it has some interesting alternative layouts, so I'll keep it mind for future projects, but didn't seem to have a vertically stacked sidebar option... I guess I'll keep looking for an elegant plugin solution (or some simple php code that might do the trick)... Much appreciated. 🙂

[Bruce Rawles]

Thanks, again, Lynne! I'll check with MailChimp support... MUCH appreciated! 🙂

[Bruce Rawles]

Thanks, Lynne!!!

Your code gave me just the clues I needed; I generalized (rather than having to tediously find the post-id every time I add a new post) by using

.full-width-content .nav-primary,
.full-width-content .footer-widgets,
.full-width-content .site-footer{ /* added 6Apr2015 */
display: none;
}
... since I'm always wanting to hide these elements on full-width posts, and it looks perfect on the page. However, the footer (and widgets) don't show up in the MailChimp email as desired, but the nav still is...

Any guesses as to why MailChimp still wants to show the nav even though the URL I give it for the "Import from URL" template doesn't show it?

Thanks again! 🙂

[Bruce Rawles]

Thanks; I was looking for a more general solution, rather than a page-specific fix, since some pages the content area is longer (taller or higher) than the sidebar, and vice-versa... What I want is just a single 1px border line that goes from the menu all the way to the footer. I've seen this quirk on several Genesis themes; not a huge problem, but it does seem like it would be a cleaner design if the theme did this by default.

[Bruce Rawles]

Worked like a charm; perfect!!! Many thanks! 🙂

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