[Kabolobari]

You're so kind, Susan! You noticed. Thanks so much. I feel delighted someone noticed. Thanks.

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[Kabolobari]

Thanks very much, Susan. It was resolved. I've and am still taking courses in PHP. Here's what I have now at my blog http://kabolobari.com/blog Thanks.

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[Kabolobari]

Hi, Ginger, it looks like what I want to do. I'll try it and let you know. Thanks.

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[Kabolobari]

Hi, Emasai, I kinda fixed it though, with padding-top. However, I'm quite displeased with the look (dull, annoying) of the logo on mobile. I've noticed it's this way with all StudioPress themes--horrible looking mobile menu. The tiny low-res logo sits on top of those three slats hamburger menu. It's annoying. Check out Studiopress.com and mobile and see how they carefully align things, high-quality logo to the left and hamburger menu to the right. Well-placed. Why can't the Genesis guys transfer the same thing to the child themes?

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[Kabolobari]

Thanks very much, Nuts and Bolts if ( is_home( '79' ) ) worked. Take a look at Kabolobari's Blog but I'm having a bit of formatting (CSS) issues, trying to align everything center, even as I have on this category page.

Thanks very much!

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[Kabolobari]

Hi, Victor Font, here's too Dropbox links to the screenshots I referenced in my response above. I notice the images did not display:

1. Category Page (kabolobari.com/book): https://www.dropbox.com/s/gm8lmjvvet9svzi/kabolobari-book.jpg?dl=0
2. Blog Page (kabolobari.com/blog): https://www.dropbox.com/s/vna0oos3fwuxuwg/kabolobari-blog.jpg?dl=0

Thanks.

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[Kabolobari]

Hi, Victor Font, see I've just tried this and still don't see it output!

//* Hook Blog Page After Header Widget Area
add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'add_bp_after_header' );
     function add_bp_after_header() {
     if ( is_page( '79' ) )
          genesis_widget_area( 'bp-after-header', array(
               'before' => '<div class="bp-after-header widget-area">',
               'after' => '</div>',
     ) );
}

I used this code:

//* Create Custom Category Archive Widget Area
genesis_register_sidebar( array(
    'id'          => 'book-category-widget',
    'name'        => __( 'Book Category Widget', 'wintersong' ),
    'description' => __( 'This is the widget section for the Book Category Page.', 'wintersong' ),
) );

//* Hook Category Widget Area Before Post Content
add_action( 'genesis_before_content', 'wintersong_category_archive_widget' );
    function wintersong_category_archive_widget() {
    if ( is_category(38) )
    genesis_widget_area( 'book-category-widget', array(
        'before' => '<div class="book-category-widget widget-area">',
        'after'  => '</div>',
    ) );
}

However, notice similar code won't work for the blog archive:

I hope you understand what I mean and can just help with the right code. Thanks.

Thanks.

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[Kabolobari]

Thanks very much, Victor Front. Is this what you mean?

if ( is_page( '79' ) )

Now, did you help me check, are other lines correct except this one? Because I'm gonna try this option and see if it ouputs to the blog page.

Thanks.

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[Kabolobari]

Thank you, Nuts and Bolts. But if ( is_home( '' ) )? I wonder if that isn't counterintuitive since it's the blog archive page I'm talking about here. How about if ( is_page( '79' ) )? I'll try the latter and see. But aside from this line are other lines okay? Thanks.

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[Kabolobari]

Hi, Nuts and Bolts, could you kindly correct where this code is bugged? I'm trying to hook a widget area after the header on the blog archive page. I've used:

//* Register Blog Page After Header Widget Area
genesis_register_sidebar( array(
'id' => 'bp-after-header',
'name' => __( 'Blog Page After Header', 'wintersong' ),
'description' => __( 'Place stuff here to show before post on blog page', 'wintersong' ),
) );

//* Hook Blog Page After Header Widget Area
add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'add_bp_after_header' );
function add_bp_after_header() {
if ( is_blog() )
genesis_widget_area( 'bp-after-header', array(
'before' => '<div class="bp-after-header widget-area">',
'after' => '</div>',
) );
}

And I see the widget area on the backend quite alright but then there's error on the front end. Meaning it's not hooking and I'm bugged. Could you correct the code? I'm pretty awful with php. Thanks.

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[Kabolobari]

Hi, Brad, thanks, but that's not gonna work specific to what I want. Those codes affect the entry header. In my case, which is why I asked to look at my blog archive page, where only post_date displays on top the background (featured) image before the post_title. I want the sequence to be post_date post_author post_category.

Did you understand? Thanks.

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[Kabolobari]

Yes, Patrick, I have my blog at http://blog.spurres.net/on-demand-cinema/ and just reading your post I checked and left a comment, I'm using Disqus and I noticed the comment count is not indicating above.

Do you have a code fix for this? Could you please share?

Thanks.
Kabolobari.

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[Kabolobari]

Wow, so kind of you mairagall. I'll copy, edit, and paste this and see how it works. I'll get back to you. Thanks!

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[Kabolobari]

Whew, I finally found it. I inspected Brian Gardner's page, where it's used centered. Found it's

.content .share-small

Now, since I'd changed in the plugin settings to medium, I used

.content .share-medium

It worked. Check it out here.

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[Kabolobari]

I can't seem to find the class that defines the entire block of share button in order to apply this centering rule. It's annoying.

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[Kabolobari]

Hi, Mairagall, I'm happy I clicked the link to your site first as I came here wanting to showcase my new site.

I love how well you have customized the sample theme, making your site look pretty much like custom work, not theme-based. I think you've done an awesome job. I'm not strong enough yet to criticize but overall the pages behave well on desktop and mobile.

I, like I said earlier, am pretty new to Genesis, even to the entire theme customization process that involves some coding. I had to sign up to Treehouse to strengthen my hands. Among the great trainers there, Jesse Petersen, a Genesis Developer, whom you might know, took me on Genesis Theme Development, and right then I knew I had found the definitive solution to web design--Genesis Framework.

Here's the result: http://blog.spurres.net and http://blog.spurres.net/on-demand-cinema/

Could I ask for a favor? I notice or I'm guessing you're using Genesis eNews Extended for your newsletter form at the footer. I've installed the plugin, connected my MailChimp account, but I'm just not able to style it to look as good. Could you knidly share your CSS code that gave you the style as you have it on your page? As for colors and backgrounds, I can handle those to my site's look and feel.

Thanks very very much for your kind assistance.

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[Kabolobari]

No, I want to use MailChimp straight away and that's what I already have. Could you just help with how I can style it to look like the screenshot from the Coinbase blog I showed? Thanks.

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[Kabolobari]

Meaning, I should switch to the Genesis Enews widget? I like what you done at this link. I'll let you know if it works and share the links. Thanks a lot.

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