[Christian-wa]

Hey @braddalton,

thx for your answer on this.
Of course you are right, that one has to be aware of "not reproducing" anyone else's style. What I wanted to say was, that those Examples were Inspirations for me and that I use those Inspirations and ideas to create my own style. But thank you for making that clear.

PS: Topic has been solved btw.

Chris

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[Christian-wa]

Hey,

I use this Plugin WP Genesis Title Toggle

It depends on the Plugin u use. My advice would be

- get a good WP specialized host (no shared hosting)
- have good and clean code
- don't use caching plugins, they might increase websites-loading speed, but cause troubles on others ends
- and don't get obsessed with the loading time, it is not the most important Metric. What is most important is the response time. Keep that under 0.5 sec. and your good to go.

Good luck
Christian

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[Christian-wa]

Solved!

OMG - who could think of that^^
It suddenly crossed my mind, that "hey, maybe a plugin is causing this issue." and I began to try out every single plugin I have installed. I deactivated one by one to find out the troublemaker. It was the Plugin Cachify. It's a good Plugin I think, but that it caused this big trouble I decided to delete it completely. And guess what. my Footer works fantastically now no matter if I am logged in or logged out.

I know you may know it, but check your plugins if you experience similar problems.

Christian

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[Christian-wa]

Hey @Christoph and @Badlywired,

THANK you so much for your support! 😉

Awesome, how it starts to look the way I Imagined it to be. I included the Code into the functions.php

//* Reposition the primary navigation menu
remove_action('genesis_after_header', 'genesis_do_nav');
add_action('genesis_before_header', 'genesis_do_nav');

And in the styles.css the code for the primary Navigation looks like this:

.nav-primary {
	background: #444;
  	background: rgba(0,0,0,0.6);
	text-align: center;
}

Now, I want one more thing. 😉 The navigational Links are already in the right position, but the Logo not yet.
Correct me if I am mistaken, but there is no such thing as a hook for the logo, but a hook for the Site Title:

genesis_site_title

Well, I come up with this idea, cause in the Genesis Settings you can choose between dynamic Text and Logo Image. So it makes sense to think, that if I want to put the logo image into the primary-navigation at the first (left) position by repositioning the genesis_site_title, right?

Let me try to understand the php Code. This time I want to reposition the logo and put it into a specific position within the Primary navigation.

Code for the functions.php

//* Reposition the Genesis Site Title aka Logo
remove_action('genesis_site_title');
add_action('genesis_site_title', 'genesis_do_nav');

There I might get a little bit confused. I have .site-title and .header-image .site-title in the styles.css. Would I have to adjust both queries or (as I think about it) only the .header-image .site-title value?

Again, I deeply appreciate your support on this!
PS: I already learned so far, that in most cases I do not directly change the css, but have to have a look into the functions.php first.

Christian

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