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The Genesis Featured Page widget always shows the content from the page that you're linking to. If you need it to lead to a different page, then you could setup a redirect so it goes to another page.
Another way would be to use a plugin such as Genesis Featured Page Advanced, which extends the functionality of thet widget and allows custom text to appear in place of the content, so you can control what text appears on the home page.
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ok right, I was on the wrong site.
It's because 'http://biblicalelearning.org/wp-content/themes/parallax-pro/images/old_map.png' doesn't exist and is bringing up a 404 error.
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Flex box is a good way of easily creating equal height columns. You can see an example here, but you;d need to ammend the stylesheet and add your own classes. Genesis isn't a css framework.
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i can see the changes here. I can see texture on the site header. But not the footer.
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Yes, the most recent date will appear in the google results page.
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The content has a max width of 680px, so any images you put inside content just need a width of 680px, or 1360px if you're using a retina plugin.
The featured image at the top is always full width, so it doesn't have a set width. Depending on what screen you're viewing it on. You'd just need to make sure the image you upload is large enough to look sharp on large screens.
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it's because it needs a class of '.offscreen-content-toggle' not ID.
See /js/global.js to see how it works.
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to clarify.. i mean change this
.page > .entry-content { border: 20px solid #0063ff; padding: 2% 1.5% 0; }to perhaps this..
.home-bottom .entry-content { border: 20px solid #0063ff; padding: 2% 1.5% 0; }
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You need to be much more specific with your CSS. You can't just put '.page' as this appears quite a lot in WordPress and it to vague - which page?
ie if you're just wanting the border on the home page, you should put '.home' or better yet target the specific widget area '.home-bottom' etc.
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I can see it working fine. It sounds like you need to clear your browser cache.
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You can either choose the 'image' widget instead of the text. Or just add an image into the text widget via html, like you would in a post or page. ie
<img src="https://yourwebsite.com/image-url">See.. how to add images to widgets
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The only thing i'd change is to use classes instead of ID, so incase you change the enews widget in the future, it won't change the styling.
.footer-widgets-1 .enews-widget { margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; max-width: 600px; }But it's the same thing really.
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That should work, however it hasn't been added to the site from what I can see. But the CSS is correct.
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I doesn't matter. You can set it up however you want, using the column classes inside one text widget (which is the manual way if you need more control) or just adding multiple widgets into that widget area will automatically arrange it into columns, depending on how many widgets you add.
Here are the layout options depending on how many widgets you add;
All explained in the setup instructions.
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eg;
//* Add body class add_filter( 'body_class', 'custom_body_class' ); function custom_body_class( $classes ) { $classes[] = 'js'; return $classes; }
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Some themes do a check to see if the browser has JS enabled. They do this by simply adding a 'js' class to the html element. As the JS has to load, sometimes you'll see a flash of the non-JS menu, before the class is added, due to slow loading time.
It's important for it to be there, otherwise people who visit the site without js enabled won't be able to see the menu on smaller screens. If you really want to get rid of it.. one way would to just add 'js' body class to your entire site. This way the CSS would work straight away and wouldn't need to wait for the class to be added.
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All the code that adds the large background images to the single posts is located in themes/monochrome-pro/single.php, that's why it only works on single posts.
You could create a file named page.php and move the code in there. It may need some slight tweaks though.
Another way would be to move the code into functions.php and then add conditionals such as is_page and is_single() to make it work where you need it to.
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you're better off changing the actual output in php, rather than outputting the whole thing and trying to hide it with CSS.
It's written in the StudioPress documentation
If you're not comfortable with php, then just install Genesis Simple Edits plugin, which'll allow to delete everything apart from the date from within the plugin settings.
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You also need JS to add a class when the user scrolls.
tbh there are lots of tutorials about this on google. Here's one.
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i can't see anything else that is dependant on it having position relative. To be sure though, I'd contact the theme author. this is something that should work well out of the box, so it's worth them knowing about it anyway.
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