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Would it be possible to see both? You see the way I would have approached the Gerrity site would have been to register a new text widget area, plonk my html in there then call it on the home page using a conditional tag in home.php. But you obviously took a different approach, which I'd really like to understand better. If there's any favour I can do for you in return please let me know!
I've just tried this locally, and the header I uploaded via Appearance > Header is clickable and links back to the homepage. Can you please post a link to your site so I (or someone else) can take a look at what is going on?
Thanks.
Hey Daniel, I would love to see an example file, if you don't mind. Seeing what you're doing with them I don't think I'm using structural wraps to their full potential! If you use Twitter I'm on that (see my sig).
I couldn't duplicate it. When you say fails to load completely, what do you mean exactly? It doesn't extend the full width of the page, or what?
She actually wrote a tutorial on how she did it.
PS You don't need the Genesis Extender plugin. Simply add the first block of code to your functions.php
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So all you have to do is separate out the styles for the primary and secondary menus. Let's start off by looking at this bit of code:
.menu-primary li a:active, .menu-primary li a:hover, .menu-primary .current_page_item a, .menu-primary .current-cat a, .menu-primary .current-menu-item a, .menu-secondary li a:active, .menu-secondary li a:hover, .menu-secondary .current_page_item a, .menu-secondary .current-cat a, .menu-secondary .current-menu-item a, #header .menu li a:active, #header .menu li a:hover, #header .menu .current_page_item a, #header .menu .current-cat a, #header .menu .current-menu-item a { color: #fff; }Cut the menu-seconday references out and paste them somewhere else in your stylesheet, then give them the colour values you want. Let's say you want to make them black when active or being hovered over.
.menu-secondary li a:active, .menu-secondary li a:hover, .menu-secondary .current_page_item a, .menu-secondary .current-cat a, .menu-secondary .current-menu-item a { color: #000; }Hope this helps.
Are you talking about flush with the header to the left, or above the box? If you look at the demo site, you can see that the posts are indented slightly from both the right and left of the header. Technically, you could move it, but it would involve adjusting your functions file, and I don’t think you want to go there just yet.
You can do it by editing the CSS, but it is a bit of a fiddle. I got halfway there with it then gave up because it was taking too long. But it is possible!
latinadiva: after you've uploaded your new header, why don't you look at adding a background colour? A light grey might work nicely.
I found this in the CSS, and the width is 305px as standard, so you should be able to fit images 300px wide in there. What happens when you try to?
[cs]
.sidebar {
display: inline;
float: right;
font-size: 13px;
line-height: 20px;
width: 305px;
}
[/css]That's not what I experience. Even if I re-size my browser (Chrome) as small as it'll go, all the top-right menu items remain on a black bacground, just re-arranged on four different rows.
You can remove the default footer with this code:
remove_action( 'genesis_footer', 'genesis_do_footer' );
From the WordPress dashboard, click on Appearance > Editor, then to the right of your screen you should be able to click on Theme Functions (functions.php).
Make sure to make a copy of the file before making any edits so you can re-upload it in the case you make a mistake and (temporarily) break your site.
