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Hi Toni. That text only shows up to you as the admin. None of your users will see it.
Hi desirevo. Your code is way off, unfortunately! If you like, I can give you the correct code, or you could just go to your Genesis theme settings and the 'Blog Page Template' section and exclude the category IDs there.
Hi Ashlee. Have you looked at the Executive Pro setup instructions?
Hi Frankie. I don't know what you want us to tell you. If you're concerned, then don't use the plugin. It's up to you.
But what happens if you what a fully descriptive site title for SEO purposes, but you don’t necessarily want that showing up on my home page?
Eg I might want my ‘hover tab description’ (for want of the correct wording) to read ‘game composer for indie developers’ but I might not want this exact wording to appear as my title on my home page.
That's where you want to use Genesis SEO settings. The field is the Homepage Document Title.
It looks like you entered a title, but not a tagline. The title you entered is showing up properly when I look at your site, so I don't know what you mean that it's not achieved.
There are definitely SEO implications for the title. It's the most important piece of information that search engines look at to assess your site. They would also look at the tagline if you have it, but perhaps a tagline is not applicable to all sites. A title, on the other hand – every site has a title, so you should enter it where it's meant to be entered.
Sorry for the big request, Carlo. I actually thought this would be pretty simple since the demo content shows this exact functionality. If you look at the home page of
http://my.studiopress.com/themes/eleven40/#demo-full
That’s all I need. Picture on top. No photos for the posts below. Click the post and get the image on top as well.
That would be the big one. Thanks again for the help!
The picture on the demo site is actually embedded in the content of the post, rather than being a featured image.
Have you looked at the setup instructions for the eleven40 theme, to get your site to resemble the demo?
So you’re saying the page names should be in quotes so that they become strings?
Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying.
Using the code listed removes my page titles with no issue. Soon as I add the page name to the list, the title goes away upon refresh.
Well if you look at the codex entry for is_page, it confirms that the contents of the array should be strings.
Regardless of whether it works even if it's formatted wrong, if the asker had copied and pasted the code you posted, their site would have crashed, because the StudioPress forum corrupts code if it's not formatted as a code block.
I think the problem is that genesis_do_taxonomy_title_description() needs something passed to it but i have no idea what.
No, that's not the problem. I tested it on my own offline site and it works.
If you're not getting it to work, it's either because you're not viewing a category or tag template, or that you haven't set a Genesis headline for that category or tag.
I could be wrong, but I don't think any of the StudioPress themes have styling for BuddyPress. You'd have to get a custom design.
Hi GeekDom. I think I know what you mean. Find this code:
.site-inner, .wrap { margin: 0 auto; max-width: 1200px; }replace with:
.site-inner, .wrap { margin: 0 auto; max-width: 1160px; }and find this code:
.site-inner, .wrap { max-width: 960px; }replace with:
.site-inner, .wrap { max-width: 920px; }
Hi Kathie. I think all you need to do is add more widgets into the widget area. The theme is already configured to handle multiple rows of widgets.
Hi Chris. Are you talking about how the title of your site shows as
www.chrislines.net, rather than words?To fix that, you can either go into Settings > General and set a site title and tagline, or you can go into your Genesis SEO settings and set a custom title.
Hi Chris. I think it's OK to not have a tagline, but I would leave the site title intact.
To remove the grey banner, go into your theme functions and either delete or comment out lines 121–139.
Hi Charles. This forum isn't really specialised in SEO and your site doesn't even run on Genesis so I don't think this is the best place to ask. Try an SEO forum?
Hi Tim. Remove the hook from your theme functions and move the call to
genesis_widget_areainto the template front-page.php, between the calls togenesis_widget_areafor'home-topand'home-middle'(I think it's line 63?)
Hi GeekDom. I hope I understand what you want to do.
Find the below code in your theme stylesheet:
.sidebar-primary { float: right; width: 360px; }and replace it with this:
.sidebar-primary { float: right; width: 400px; }Also, find the below code in your theme stylesheet:
.footer-widgets-1, .footer-widgets-2, .footer-widgets-3, .sidebar-primary, .title-area { width: 300px; }and replace it with this:
.footer-widgets-1, .footer-widgets-2, .footer-widgets-3, .title-area { width: 300px; } .sidebar-primary { width: 340px; }Let me know if that's what you want.
Hi Sam. That’s a lot of help you’re asking for, for free! I’ll help you out with one issue if you let me know which one is the most urgent. Anything beyond that will cost you, as my time is valuable.
Out of curiosity, if it frustrates you so much, why are you trying to do it all yourself, instead of just paying a developer and allowing yourself to focus on your business?
