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After additional investigation, I did eventually discover this was because of SST's "OpenGraph" setting. Disabling that would make titles display properly. However, this still wasn't a problem with previous Genesis.
I'll check out some of those others. My main requirements are that the bar works on responsive sites, and that it uses the official buttons. I have other wishes, but no one has fulfilled them anywhere.
I was using this plugin, but it no longer plays nicely with Genesis. With a Genesis 2.0-based theme activate, Social Sharing Toolkit is adding "<title>" and "</title>" to the OpenGraph title tag.
Thanks for the reply, but neither of those suggestions would work. As I said, I already tried the WordPress methods over the Genesis methods. Same result.
"before_widget" won't work because that adds the code around each widget, when I want the whole widget area with the class.
StudioPress responded to a support ticket about this saying I could use "before," but that means adding extra HTML markup.
Why can't I just use the built-in "class" to add that class to the existing widget area markup?
I contacted StudioPress support about this and they pointed me to Versioning Your Stylesheet. It means changing a version number in my functions.php file with every CSS update, but I think that's acceptable.
@wtalbot, thanks for the suggested tweak. I like that and it's similar to what I'm looking for.
But I think it would be more ideal to have the CSS enqueued with its own version number, which is inside the child CSS file. That would force reloads only when I change that version number in my CSS, and wouldn't load based on time.
Is there an easy way to do this?
Thank you, Bill! This is a client's site, so I did check to ensure that he didn't have something that change the name of "wp-content." And when I did check that, I found something very weird!
WooCommerce was activated and running on this website, but the "woocommerce" folder was not in wp-content/plugins! FREAKY! But when I updated to 2.0.9 (includes a Mijreh fix for Multisite that I submitted to them), the woocomerce folder showed up in FTP. Then things started working again!
Not only did Genesis Connect for WooCommerce properly activate, but the Dynamic Pricing plugin finally started working, too!
Very weird problem! I'm starting to suspect gnomes. 🙂
Thank you for your help which lead me to the real cause of the problem.
This issue is now resolved for me.
Yes, I've done those things and triple-checked them. I have the latest versions of everything and no caching plugins.
@Bill Murray, I have the code in my functions.php just fine. It's inserted properly. What isn't working, as I said, is activating Genesis Connect for WooCommerce. When I attempt to do that, I get the above error message telling my to install and activate WooCommerce (which it is).
I have this working on a different site (multisite, actually) with a different Genesis child theme. But why can't I activate the Connect plugin on this single site with Generate even when I've followed the instructions?
This isn't working on the Generate theme. I have the code in functions.php exactly as it's supposed to be (I even retyped the quotation marks), but attempting to activate Genesis Connect for WooCommerce still says:
Sorry! In order to use the Genesis Connect for WooCommerce plugin you need to do the following:
Install and activate the WooCommerce plugin.
Your problem is due to incomplete code. The problems we're describing here are different.
In my particular case with the Generate child theme, I still can't get Genesis Connect for WooCommerce to activate. However, WooCommerce seems to work just fine on that site.
But on another site where I've developed my own child theme, Genesis Connect for WooCommerce activates without a problem.
jmakaw, if that's the exact lin you used, you simply forgot the closing semicolon, which PHP requires.
Has anyone figured this out? I'm using the Generate theme, added the code to the functions.php file (and retyped the quotation marks). I have WooCommerce 2.0.8 and Genesis Connect for WooCommerce 0.9.5.
But I still can't get it to work.
Thanks, Nick. I had already seen that page, but it doesn't help me. I don't want to create a widgetized page, I want to customize the loop: move the picture above the header, use a custom picture size, remove the excerpt, etc.
My issue with the the code on StudioPress's tutorial page is a known bug I've had that I had forgotten about. If I copy the code when I first select it, it pastes fine. But if I copy the code after clicking in the code window, the tabs are weird hidden characters that corrupt the code.