[Dhishna]

I think this post might help.

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[Dhishna]

Try and add this code to your functions.php file

add_filter('get_the_content_limit_allowedtags', 'custom_allowedtags');
function custom_allowedtags() {
return '<script>,<style>,<b>,<br>,<em>'; //add whatever tags you want to this string
}

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[Dhishna]

Add this to your functions.php file

add_filter('genesis_options', 'define_genesis_setting_custom', 10, 2);
function define_genesis_setting_custom($options, $setting) {
    if($setting == GENESIS_SETTINGS_FIELD) {
        $options['comments_pages'] = 1; // Enable comments on Pages
    
        }
    return $options;
}

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[Dhishna]

Hi Matt,

Could you share your CSS code? Or give this a try:

//for the main menu links
.genesis-nav-menu .nav-primary a
{
font-weight:bold;
text-decoration:none !important;
}

//for items in the sub-menu
.genesis-nav-menu .nav-primary  .sub-menu a
{
font-weight:bold;
text-decoration:none !important;
}

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[Dhishna]

Hi there,

Have you tried using !important to override the CSS? It would look something like this

.front-page-2 .solid-section h2 {
	font-size: fontsizeyouwant !important;
}

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[Dhishna]

Hi Cesty,

Yes it is possible to do so. This tutorial might be helpful.

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[Dhishna]

Hi Jennifer,

!important basically means that the style marked with it is important, ignore subsequent rules, and any usual specificity issues, apply this rule! So it will over ride the previous styling on the logo.
Also I have used the class site-title hence only the link with that class will follow the new rule.

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[Dhishna]

Hi Jennifer,

Could you share the CSS you have used to overwrite the underline in title?
Or give this a shot:

.site-title a{
        color:#000 !important;
        text-decoration:none !important;
    }

Add this code to your custom css and let me know if it works or not.

If you want to use the image logo, you should ideally resize it according to theme requirements.

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