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OK, now I can see what's causing it.
the site-header has a position relative at around line 1177 in your stylesheet. This is causing it to be in front of the sub-menu. If you remove that it should work. i don't know why that is there.
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you don't want to do that. It will mean the title is not clickable and also will hide the fixed header as well.
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No worries!
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If you just want to remove the sidebar from some specific blog posts, you can just change the layout of any post or page from within with post edit screen itself. Choose full width for the posts you want.
If you want this for EVERY post, automatically. Then you'd need to add some code to override the settings.
So to do this you'd add this code to your functions.php file...
//* Change layout for single posts add_filter( 'genesis_site_layout', 'themeprefix_single_layout' ); function themeprefix_single_layout() { if( is_singular('post') ) { return 'full-width-content'; } }This will make sure that every single post has a full width layout and therefore no sidebars.
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You just change it where you see it the style.css, so just delete '782px' and replace with '767px'.
There are no updates for StudioPress child themes, only the parent theme Genesis is updated, so don't worry - you won't lose the customization.
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The way it is done on agency pro is that the .featured-content .entry is position: relative and the image is position: absolute; This is the key to the entry-header and entry-content to sit behind the image like it does.
On hover, the image reduces it's opacity and the content becomes visible.
You'll find the exact CSS from about line 1300 in the style.css in agency pro. If you don't understand the CSS, then I don't know how to help.
Good luck!
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it's working fine from what I can see.
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so look in infinity-pro/css/style-front.css and look for .front-page-2 and .front-page-2 and .front-page-2 etc. Change the padding amount for each one.
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The padding on the front page sections is currently set to padding-bottom: 180px; and padding-top: 170px; If you reduce this, then the amount of white space above and below the content in each section will reduce.
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If you just want to deactivate the link, you can always just use CSS to stop the link from being able to be clicked. eg
.ez-home-bottom .featuredpage .entry > a { pointer-events: none; }
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Yes, there is a class for this automatically added by WordPress. 'current-menu-ancestor'.
So, adding;
.executive-pro-red .genesis-nav-menu .current-menu-ancestor a { color: #e04b4b; }will do what I think you want.
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The easiest way would be to create a new widget area on the front page of monochrome pro, with the same markup as the one in Agency Pro (so name it home-middle, or home-bottom, whichever one you're talking about - just take it from the functions.php file) Then copy and paste the styling from that home page widget area from agency pro to your Monochrome Pro stylesheet. Then you can add the featured content like you would with agency pro and it should look pretty much the same.
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As Victor said before...
"If you look at the demo, the Digital Pro theme is designed to display the accent color in footer-widget-1 only"
What you're trying to do requires a bit of work, as the theme is setup in a way that means customizing the footer-1 widget from the customizer screen inside the WordPress dashboard. To change this, you'd have to amend the customizer.php file.
If you're just wanting to change the fonts inside the footer, you'd add something like this
.footer-widgets { font-family: lato; font-size: 18px; }For future reference, you may want to read this post , which teaches you how to find the bit of the stylesheet you need to change to make simple changes like this.
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The function 'refined_site_wide_cta' makes that widget area appear on every page apart from the home page. So to remove it on that template add this to the template file;
//* Remove site wide CTA remove_action( 'genesis_before_footer', 'refined_site_wide_cta', 8 );
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To make sure an image is crisp on retina, it needs to be 2x the size. So if the image appears as 300x300 on the screen, it needs to be a 600x600 image.
WP Retina 2X is a decent plugin, which automatically makes a 2x copy of each image size then shows the larger image only to retina displays. This is ideal as you don't want to be loading larger images when not neccessary.
As for the background images, this will be controlled by the theme, some themes show full size images as backgrounds, in which case it's up to you to upload the correct size image.
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This has either been put into the functions.php, or if your using the genesis simple edits plugin, it will be inside there.
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it's because the copyright text is wrapped in font-size=300.
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If you're wanting to change the style of the theme, look inside the stylesheet (style.css)
There you'll find the CSS that creates the layout. Go to the Footer Widgets section and you'll find
.footer-widgets-1 { background-color: #e85555; text-align: right; width: 25%; } .footer-widgets-2 { text-align: left; width: 39.8%; } .footer-widgets-3 { padding-left: 0; text-align: left; width: 35%; }Just change the percentages to all be 33.333% for equal columns or to however you want it.
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You need to enqueue the js file that you have created inside the theme's functions.php file.
Also, I looked in your style.css and I could not find the CSS that would make the header change color on scroll.
It will be something like this...
.site-container.white .site-header { background-color: white; }so when the white class is added to site-container (which is what your global.js file does) then the site header will have a white background.
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You just need to change the menu items from being 'inline-block', to 'block' for smaller screens.
So inside the CSS, inside the correct media query that you want to target, add
.genesis-nav-menu .menu-item { display: block; }You could also change the text-align to center so the items appear directly underneath the buttons.
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