[ChristineFerguson]

Someone on FB suggested inserting the slider into the static page itself. I feel silly for not thinking of that.

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[ChristineFerguson]

It just occurred to me that once I drop the slider into the widget area it's triggering the other widget areas in the theme instead of displaying the static page and sidebar.

I'm guessing I need to add some code so that it calls the static page and main sidebar after the slider. I've never done that before, but I'll try to figure it out. If anyone can offer help, that'd be great, but I think I'm now on the right track.

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[ChristineFerguson]

I tried !important and it still didn't override the styling. I instead found the more specific CSS, which is .widget-1.widget-first.widget-odd.world-class.widget.widget_text.

Thank you for your reply!

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[ChristineFerguson]

Hey Nate,

Can you post a link to the site you're working on?

When you say you thought 'it' would be in Pages, what do you mean by 'it'?

Hope I can help.

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[ChristineFerguson]

I apologize for not responding; I had to take a break for a little while.

I must have updated the font-size and either not saved my change and perhaps I was working with the wrong style.css file. Thank you for your response!

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[ChristineFerguson]

I bought this font from MyFonts.com and I'm using the instruction that can be found here.

Using Chrome developer tools I see that it's looking on each individual page for the museo-700.js. For exampe, on the Services page it's looking for http://demo.bluegrassdigitalmedia.com/services/museo-700.js.

I'm so confused as to how I can see the font working at home. How can it work at all if the browser can't find the museo-700.js file? I also can't figure out how to get it to look for the file in the /fonts folder. I've tried putting in every file path up to demo.bluegrassdigitalmedia.com/wp-content/themes/bluegrass-digital-media/fonts and it still can't find the file.

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[ChristineFerguson]

Oh, I must have erased the handle when I pasted the link to the Google fonts in my functions file. They're working now, thank you!

As for Museo: please forgive my ignorance, I'm trying to figure out what you mean.

I know that museo-700.js is saved in the /fonts folder. I know that I have the script above in my wp_head section, and I have Museo-700 in the desired locations in my CSS stylesheet.

Where else should I be calling the museo-700.js?

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[ChristineFerguson]

I have the Google fonts in my functions.php.

//* Enqueue Oxygen & Source Sans Pro Google font
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'genesis_sample_google_fonts' );
function genesis_sample_google_fonts() {
	wp_enqueue_style( '//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Source+Sans+Pro|Oxygen:400,700', array(), CHILD_THEME_VERSION );
}

It's strange that Museo is looking there for the .js because I have it pointing to a /fonts folder in my theme folder.

<script type="text/javascript">
//uncomment and change this to false if you're having trouble with WOFFs
var woffEnabled = true;
//to place your webfonts in a custom directory 
//uncomment this and set it to where your webfonts are.
var customPath = "/fonts";
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="museo-700.js"></script>

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[ChristineFerguson]

Thanks, Andrea! Since I didn't have anything other than dummy content on the site, I decided just to start from scratch and completely re-install WordPress. It's been a while since I worked on this site, and I remember having this problem before, but I can't remember when it began. If I encounter the issue again, I'll be back here!

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[ChristineFerguson]

Happy New Year to you too!

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[ChristineFerguson]

I obviously need to take a break for a little while. I completely skipped over the fact that the Featured Page widget allows you to display it's entire content and not just an excerpt.

Thank you for your help. I feel silly!

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[ChristineFerguson]

Can you tell me what testimonial plugin you're using on your site?

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[ChristineFerguson]

That's it! Thank you!

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[ChristineFerguson]

I've changed the width in the function file, and I've tried both width: auto and width: 100% in the stylesheet for .agency-pro-home .content .featured-content .entry-image, .agency-pro-home .featuredpost img.entry-image, .home-middle .featuredpost img.entry-image and the thumbnail width doesn't change.

When I use Firebug to inspect the element, the HTML shows width= "380" in the img tag, but I don't know where that code is in order to change it.

Any idea where that setting might be?

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[ChristineFerguson]

Darn, that didn't work either. I'll keep combing through the code. There has to be something else defining the width of the featured image...

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[ChristineFerguson]

I uploaded a featured image that is 1140x375. I changed the width in both places to auto, and when that didn't work I tried changing it to 375px. That didn't work either. Hmm.

*Edited to clarify: I tried both width: auto; and width: 100%; but they didn't adjust the featured image. width: auto; adjusts the preview of the entry content though.

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