[CleanPageDom]

Hi there

I think there are a number of solutions to this. Do you have a link to the actual home page so we can see what's happening elsewhere on the page?

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

As I said, I'm not overly familiar with that, but reading a little deeper through that link would suggest this is to be used as part of responsive design as opposed to being a quick fix to the problem.

I guess there are three solutions:
1. Adjust the CSS of the current site so it becomes responsive.
2. Choose a different, responsive, theme.
3. Have someone recreate the look of the Associate theme using the later HTML5 Genesis Framework so you keep the look of the current site but get the advantages of responsive design.

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

Is the area in red one of the Footer Widgets, or is it within the content area?

If it's in .content, you could try adding it with a column class, in the Text editor:

<div class="one-third first">
&nbsp;
</div>

<div class="one-third">
CONTENT FOR THE CENTRED BOX
</div>

<div class="one-third">
&nbsp;
</div>

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

I'm afraid I'm not familiar with that, but it's worth a try. Add it in Genesis > Theme Settings > Header and Footer Scripts and see what happens.

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[CleanPageDom]

Oh, that's a real shame. It does say in the details that it's fixed width. It would be quite a task to convert it as all of the widths are in px measurements and would need to be altered prior to adding the media queries. I'm not trying to talk myself out of work, but this is not something I've ever done before. There may be others in the forum who are more accomplished at this.

I'm not taking on new work until the New Year now, but if you can wait that long, drop me a line in January and we could take another look.

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

Cool. Just have a look through your site and make sure it hasn't affected anything else. You should now be able to choose a different size for the featured image and get the same result.

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

Hi there

The Associate theme isn't mobile responsive, per this discussion.

Doesn't look like there's too much you can do with it, unless you want to get stuck in and start adding your own Media Queries, or switch it to another theme. This has information on adding media queries to Genesis themes.

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

OK, no problem.

The .entry-content p, .entry-summary p, .comment-content p, .mu_register p { is in the stylesheet for the Page Expiration Robot - Countdown Timer plugin, so that may present another issue down the line.

So, go in to your child theme's style.css editor and, first, try adding:
.featured-image { float: left; }

Then add:
.entry-content p { clear: none; }

If that doesn't work, you may need to get more specific. So:
body.blog .featured-image { float: left; }

And:
body.blog .entry-content p { clear: none; }

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[CleanPageDom]

I'm no expert either. I mean a page or group as in a company/community project or public group as opposed to, say, my personal Facebook profile (this violates FB's TOS).

Your friend's page is a Page (as it were!) so it should be fine.

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[CleanPageDom]

This is in style.css

No, I couldn't find it in style.css either. Try adding it there, maybe? You may need to get more specific, or it may affect the site globally. So you'd perhaps need to add body.page-id-X .featured-image: and so on.

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

OK, I've had another look. This is all based on Inspect Element in Chrome, so not sure it will work instantly; you may need to experiment.

If you set .featured-image to float: left;

Then remove (or comment out):

.entry-content p, .entry-summary p, .comment-content p, .mu_register p {
   /* clear: both;  COMMENT THIS OUT */
   line-height: 1.71429;
   margin: 0 0 1.71429rem;
}

I get this:

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[CleanPageDom]

Hi there

Think you need to look for this:

Media Queries
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@media only screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 1.5),
	only screen and (-moz-min-device-pixel-ratio: 1.5),
	only screen and (-o-min-device-pixel-ratio: 3/2),
	only screen and (min-device-pixel-ratio: 1.5) {

	.header-image .site-header .wrap {
		background: url(images/[email protected]) no-repeat left;
		background-size: 320px 164px;
	}

}

and change the dimensions to match your non-retina logo (372px 72px)

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

Sorry, no. Quite a few pages are returning a 404 for me. Don't know why that would be.

Do you mean to add a centred footer widget? If so, if you add a Text widget to each of the three Footer Widget areas, then place a   in Footer 1 and Footer 3, your Footer 2 text will be centred, although it will only be one-third width.

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[CleanPageDom]

Hi there

What are your settings in Genesis > Theme Settings > Content Archives? Not entirely sure, but if you have a play with these it may help. ie Include Featured Image, Size - 300px x 300px, Align Left.

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

Hi Timo

That link is returning a 404 - I can't see the pictures you're referring to.

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Dom

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Hi there

I've used Custom Facebook Feed a few times in the past, which seems to be pretty straightforward. Feed has to come from a Facebook Page or Group, though, not a personal Facebook account.

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

Hi there

From your Dashboard, go to Appearance > Widgets. In there you'll find a Widget called "Search" (they're alphabeticised). Click and drag that into where it says "Primary Sidebar" and Save. If your page layout is set to have a sidebar (check either in Genesis > Theme Settings > Default Layout or on the individual page editor screen) then your sidebar should now have a search box.

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

Hi there

I think there are two issues here. There's a margin-top: 120px set on body (that accounts for the large space at the top of the site), and there's amin-height: 55pxset on#header (which is why the logo is being chopped in half). Try having a play with those.

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Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

Hi there

Anything you add in the .entry area will be constrained by the .site-inner width/.wrap etc. My workaround for this is to add some extra full-width widgets to the home page and then add the text in there.

Carrie Dils has the easiest-to-follow tutorial I've come across. I use this a lot in my designs.

Hope that helps.

Thanks
Dom

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[CleanPageDom]

Hi there

You can add this to functions.php and that will allow you to use shortcodes in widgets. Does that help?

// Enable shortcodes in widgets
add_filter('widget_text', 'do_shortcode');

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Dom

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