[Aaron Eaton]

It turns out 'type' is a reserved name. Try a different name, reset permalinks and try again.

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[Aaron Eaton]

I've used something like this to create listings as you described. You can use the $posts global or create your own array of posts with WP_Query.

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[Aaron Eaton]

Try setting a width/max-width and margin: 0 auto; on #footer-widgets .wrap. Then remove that big margin-left on .footer-widgets-1.

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[Aaron Eaton]

It looks to me like you've found your answer, correct?

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[Aaron Eaton]

The slider looks fine to me in Chrome. Were you able to fix your issue?

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[Aaron Eaton]

It looks like you've found an answer to your question, correct?

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[Aaron Eaton]

Try setting a background color on #inner and a different color on #content

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[Aaron Eaton]

Things are looking ok for me at 480px, but you may want to think about making those post images width: 100% at a slightly larger browser width. This would push those headings down and prevent them from being cut off.

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[Aaron Eaton]

You'll need to filter your post/page info. See the first example here.

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[Aaron Eaton]

You'll need to do some custom coding for this in functions.php. Get started by reading up on pre_get_posts and WP_Query order & orderby parameters.

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[Aaron Eaton]

It is the de facto standard for WP SEO if you don't need anything too crazy.

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[Aaron Eaton]

Without an example it will be difficult to provide useful assistance.

I would first try to use display: inline on the more link CSS or even absolutely position it.

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[Aaron Eaton]

I don't have the News theme but you should look for a <div> that wraps around the whole site design. That element will have a width or max-width CSS property. Change that to make the page wider.

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[Aaron Eaton]

Did you still need assistance with your theme?

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[Aaron Eaton]

This sounds like a server issue. Who is your host?

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[Aaron Eaton]

Try looking into adding custom image sizes.

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[Aaron Eaton]

You'll probably need a couple of conditionals to target the elements you need to properly show "Filed Under:".

is_singular()

is_post_type_archive()

For conditionally showing the categories text:

has_category()

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[Aaron Eaton]

The size of a PHP file doesn't have nearly the effect on execution time as the quality of the code contained within. Plus, once you get over a couple of hundred lines, you should think about breaking it up with includes or some code design pattern.

It's a bit difficult to provide some good suggestions without examples. If you'd like to provide some specific code blocks, we'd be happy to take a look.

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I would suggest creating a custom page template called 'Sitemap' and use that. I haven't tested this, but here we go:

/**
 * Template Name: My Sitemap
 */

add_action( 'genesis_entry_content', 'add_taxonomy_list', 5 );

function add_taxonomy_list() {

    $args = array(
        'format' => 'list',
        'taxonomy' => 'your-custom-taxonomy-slug',
    );

    wp_tag_cloud( $args);

}

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You can probably solve this by inserting the new widget area just after the header. This should keep it outside of .site-inner.

add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'your_widget_function_here' );

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