[Chrpil]

Okay, so I found this code

And the instructions say to edit on the functions.php file. However, I don't see anything that says "genesis_do_footer." Or should I be editing the Genesis functions.php file rather than the child theme functions.php file?

remove_action( 'genesis_footer', 'genesis_do_footer' );
add_action( 'genesis_footer', 'sp_custom_footer' );
function sp_custom_footer() {
?>
<p>© Copyright 2012 My Domain · All Rights Reserved · Powered by WordPress · Admin</p>
<?php
}:

[Chrpil]

Hey, I think you meant to reply, which I appreciate. However, your reply is marked as "private" so even signed in, I can't see it. : /

Regards,

Christina

[Chrpil]

I feel foolish even asking, but nowhere in the instructions does it say "where" to stick the code. It looks as though it should go right beneath the first php bit of code, but now you're saying at the bottom. I'm assuming before the last php bit of code. Right?

[Chrpil]

Thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

I agree with you about the most recent/library/coming soon images, that they should be the same. I'll work on that this weekend.

The blog post is the heading, but the blog posts themselves rotate out. So do you think I should not have a title above each one and let them speak for themselves as to what they are?

Will fix the mail chimp on the contact page, because you are right! It doesn't look like mailchimp should.

Also, I will figure out how to add my email without leaving it out there, so vulnerable.

Thank you again!

[Chrpil]

Thank you, I can see the pros and cons of each, of putting a mailto: in there or directing them to my contact page. I'll try it one way for a time, and switch it out if it's too cumbersome.

Thank you for the pointers and help!

[Chrpil]

Thank you, I see the code, but can't determine where on the functions.php file it should go. Can you point me in the right direction?

[Chrpil]

I can kind of see how it works. I've removed completely the [footer_wordpress_link] link.

What I want to do is have it say:

Copyright @ 2016 Christina E. Pilz

where my name is what takes me to the login page. I like the look of that, rather than having a link that says Log In, because I think it would be like a dare, begging someone to break into my site.

I think the shortcut code to change this is: (please imagine the appropriate brackets are in place, as the page keeps making everything into links)

footer_loginout redirect

=

a href="www.christinaepilz.com"

(this is the text that would show as the link to the login page)
Christina E. Pilz

/a
]

But this produces a 404.

Then I imagine that I can simply create a link to my login page, with the words Christina E. Pilz as the name of the link. So the code for that would look like...

[footer url=

a href="www.christinaepilz.com"

Christina E. Pilz

/a

Right?

Except the child theme will not let me invent my own footer shortcut code.

Is there an update for this? Or is it really complicated?

Thank you in advance.

Landing Page

[Chrpil]

Thank you both, I've installed the Genesis Simple Edits plugin. Now I just have to figure out how to edit snippets and code. : D

[Chrpil]

I am using the Simple Social Icons plug in as was recommended to me when I purchased and downloaded author pro.

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