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cdils
ParticipantHey Bjorn,
Try going to Posts > Tags and edit the tag in question. You'll see an area for an Archive Headline and Archive Intro Text. That should do the trick!
Carrie
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ParticipantHi Anita,
Can you post a link? You may need to edit the CSS for the slider to be the same dimensions. Also, do you use Firebug? That should show you where the border is coming from so that you can remove that from your CSS.
Carrie
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ParticipantHi Tracy,
Not sure if you ever found resolution for this aside from the CSS edit discussed in the old thread. If you are, you might try posting on the plugin's support forum and see if you get a better response there. ๐
http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/simple-social-icons
Cheers,
Carrie
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ParticipantHi there,
Not sure if you're still having trouble or not. Have you seen the new Genesis Minimum Image Extender plugin?
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/genesis-minimum-images-extended/
This might be a non-coding solution for you. ๐
Otherwise, you could add in a conditional to your code to make sure you're not on a single portfolio page:
if ( !is_singular( 'portfolio' ) ) {
// print the image
}Cheers,
Carrie
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ParticipantHi there,
I took a look at your test page and looks like you got things working properly? Let me know if you still need help.
Cheers,
Carrie
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cdils
ParticipantHi there,
My first thought would be to remove support for the custom header in functions.php (assuming you're not using it). I don't have access to the Modern Blogger theme, so I'm not 100% sure if that's a solution. Can you post a link to your site?
You can always add an !important declaration to your CSS element to override the #header, like this:
#header {
background: url(whatever.png) no-repeat !important;
}
Cheers,
Carrie
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ParticipantHey there,
Still needing help? Can you post a link to your search archive page?
Thanks,
Carrie
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ParticipantHi there,
Go to Genesis > Theme Settings and look for the Content Archives section. You can uncheck the featured image, select "show post content" from the drop down and set the number of characters to zero. I think that'll do the trick for you!
Carrie
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January 25, 2013 at 2:58 pm in reply to: Add Filter to Allow Shortcodes in Category Description #14768cdils
ParticipantNo problem! I was thinking you could do HTML in there, but not sure about PHP - maybe a security issue? Sorry I'm not much help!
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January 25, 2013 at 10:25 am in reply to: Add Filter to Allow Shortcodes in Category Description #14615cdils
ParticipantHave you tried using the category "archive intro text" instead of the category description? Not sure if it parses text out the same way or not. Just a shot in the dark. ๐
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ParticipantHey there, shoot an email to support @ copyblogger.com ATTN: Rebecca. She'll get you sorted out.
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ParticipantThe original image in the demo is 1600x600. ๐
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January 22, 2013 at 5:29 pm in reply to: Removing Division on Landing Page and Best Practices #13906cdils
ParticipantHi Wolfgang,
I'm not sure I totally understand your first question. I *think* if you're using a landing page template (a la Brian's tutorial), it shouldn't pick up your featured area?
But to your second question, there is nothing "wrong" with referencing another php file from your functions.php. I find it a nice way to maintain custom code separately from functions.php (I like to switch themes a lot!). I think it probably boils down to a matter ofย developer preference, but to my knowledge, you are fine to approach it either way.
Cheers,
Carrie
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cdils
ParticipantHi there,
This is a community forum, so answers are supplied by unpaid volunteers of the StudioPress community as a help to each other. That said, I'm sorry that you haven't gotten a response - that happens sometimes despite our best efforts.
The revamped StudioPress site now includes a 1:1 support option. You can submit a support ticket at any time via My StudioPress > Get Help on the top menu. I'd encourage you to continue to use the forums, but certainly submit a support ticket if you find your question(s) aren't being answered.
Hope that helps. ๐
Carrie
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ParticipantFor those individual posts you can go to the Edit Posts > Theme SEO Settings and opt to make the page not archived and not indexed. ๐
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ParticipantMaybe try something like this...
/** Remove the post info function */
remove_action(
'genesis_before_post_content'
,
'genesis_post_info'
);
And then add it back in with the post meta...
/** Add the post info function */
add_action(
'genesis_after_post_content'
,
'genesis_post_info', 5
);
Side note...the 5 at the end of the function should position the post info before the post excerpt.
Now if you want this to happen on the home page ONLY and not on the others, we can wrap the above code in a conditional, like this:
/** Customize location of post info function */
remove_action(
'genesis_before_post_content'
,
'genesis_post_info'
);
add_action(
'genesis_after_post_content'
,
'lifestyle_custom_post_info'
);
function lifestyle_custom_post_info() {
ย ย if ( is_home() || is_front_page() ) {ย ย ย ย
genesis_post_info();
ย ย }
}I didn't test the code, so proceed with caution, but I think that's the idea!
Cheers,
Carrie
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cdils
ParticipantI'll see if I can get someone to sort that out for you. Stay tuned...
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Participant@Ozzy, lucky for you they didn't want to move all those pages. ๐
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ParticipantNice, Ozzy! I like the colors.
I noticed the bottom-most right link for Testmaker 6 looks like maybe it's linking to the old site?
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ParticipantAnother option is to use the Genesis Responsive Slider, create posts using the desired images as the post featured image, and then set the slider to "do not link to post".
You'll have to modify functions.php (like Goddess said, around line 70) to remove sample.jpg and insert the slider, like this:
if ( is_home() ) {
echo '<div id="home-featured"><div class="wrap">';
genesis_widget_area( 'home-slider', array( 'before' => '<div class="home-slider widget-area">', ) );
echo '</div></div>';
}
Cheers,Carrie
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