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I've pinged Bill & Travis if they could have a look here.
IMHO, your issue might be a bit more complicated and I am currently not able to do some help in resolving it.
Due to changes in WordPress core the custom grid loops in Genesis became an issue. Plugins like that from Bill Erickson do the queries the WordPress way and displaying the output via CSS column classes - which is the future-proof way to go.
Hope this helps for the moment.
Yes this should be possible!
First, backup your functions.php file from the child theme!
Then, remove line 9-13 of that functions.php file where it says:// Add footer gallery
add_action( 'genesis_before_footer', 'landscape_include_footer_gallery', 8 );
function landscape_include_footer_gallery() {
dynamic_sidebar( 'Footer Gallery' );
}and replace with this piece of code:
---> This lets the footer gallery only appear on homepage and static pages.
I hope this works for you.
As of my knowledge your code will no longer work, correct.
The use of this plugin ( http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/genesis-grid-loop/ ) works only for pre-defined listings of posts, being that blog posts or content archives.
However, I would still suggest to ask for support from the developer of that linked plugin.Genesis developer Travis Smith has also posted about this issue, maybe it could help you too: http://wpsmith.net/2013/genesis/genesis-grid-loop-in-genesis-1-9/
This setting was made conditional already in Genesis 1.7.x --- it depends on if your child theme is using the custom header functionaly (a WP standard). What child theme are you using? Also, could please give an URL of your site?
Please give us an URL of your site. Thanks!
Normally, this kind of stuff is resolved with CSS fixes -- great tool for that is Firebug Add-On via Firefox or Chrome browser. Also, see this StudioPress blog post: http://www.studiopress.com/tips/using-firebug.htm
In Education 2.0 you have widgetized areas before the actual content, so in the upper part of the home page.
The blog posts below are from the "real" home page. To make use of a regular page here just setup a new page, after that go to your WordPress settings under "Settings > Reading" and setup your static home page. This should really do it if I understand you correctly.
Normally, this is setup in your Genesis Theme Settings under "Content Archives" - did you change something there already?
There is a new community plugin called "Genesis Co-Authors Plus": http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/genesis-co-authors-plus/
--> please use that along with the original "Co-Authors Plus" pluginBefore, remove your custom code regarding co-authors plus from your functions.php
I suggest to put further questions to the support forum of the developer of that Genesis Add-On plugin, here: http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/genesis-co-authors-plus
You should also post this on the plugin support forum here, since this is a community plugin: http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/genesis-featured-images
I'll ping Travis to also have a look here 🙂
As of my knowledge these are Minimum 2.0 and Executive 2.0 to date.
Confirm can only the theme developer which is "Themedy", URL: http://themedy.com/
I see no reason why it should not work with WC? Use theme, install WC, plus the Genesis Connect plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/genesis-connect-woocommerce/ (and follow their instructions from plugin page!)
You only need to remember that you don't touch the post type "products" that comes with "Clip Cart" --- just use the post type "products" that is provided by WooCommerce but you will see that Woo icon in admin, so this should help 🙂
Why not trying yourself on a test install if you have already a copy of "Clip Cart" - other both plugins are free 🙂
This is Minimum 1.0 that had a slighly other approach of doing the home layout option.
If you really want to go full-width here, then add this line of code to the file "home.php" into your child theme folder:
add_filter( 'genesis_pre_get_option_site_layout', '__genesis_return_full_width_content' );Important: directly after the opening line where it says: "<?php"
This should do it also for 1.9.x.
Thank you 🙂
Since this issue is solved I may close the thread.
These are "site/page links" - completely done by Google!
To achieve this you'll need:
- site with unique content
- a lot of back links
- "some" traffic on your site - or a lot...
- your site added to Google Webmaster Tools
- your site added to Google Places/MapsAfter some time Google will recognize your stuff and connections and may come up with these handy site/page links! You then can "control" these links via Google Webmaster tools --- but it only lets you remove pages that you don't want there.
Which pages of your site are choosen by Google I really don't know, however, I think they focus on pages with lots of back links, internal links or with good keywords plus content.
So, in the beginning the key to all this: unique content - hasn't changed 🙂
Hi there!
No, as the Genesis About page - after automatic upgrade from a 1.8.x install - says it will come with next major version, that is 2.0.
Currently, there is no specific Genesis plugin for mobile menus, but you could use this general WordPress plugin, which per last version also works fine with Genesis child themes (as of my testing at least): http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/responsive-select-menu/
Otherwise you have to add some solution yourself, which are:
- fully CSS3 powered
- conditional: load other menu on mobile state, then disable the regular ones
- plugin solutions like the one above
- handcoded custom solution
Hi there,
you could try the following code:
---> Add this to the end of your child theme's functions.php --- if every site/blog in your Multisite uses the same child theme you're in luck 🙂 If not, you have to add it to every (Genesis) child theme in use.
Otherwise this could also be done as a tiny little plugin - let me know if you'd rather want that.
Hope it's working for you 🙂
This should work in general.
However, the error you get is for a missing or wrong syntax in your custom code. Could please post the actual code snippet you added here - or via http://pastebin.com service, and where you added in functions.php, at the top, at the very bottom or otherwise.Thanks, Dave 🙂
Yes, you need to add the higher selector/id before the other selectors.
Example:
#nav .widget-area...
#nav .widget...or for subnav just use #subnav in front of that
#sidebar .widget-area...
#sidebar .widget ...etc.
Is that what you mean? I use Firebug in Firefox & Chrome to inspect what selectors are applying and where I could setup my custom styles.
If you want to build a directory site I would do it WITH Genesis but the directory functionality should go via a plugin! Any functionality should in most cases go into plugins! Except if you're using a framework with child themes then the parent theme host some functions too!
There are very good plugins out there for directories, like this premium one: http://ddwb.me/8r (uses custom post type, which is good!)
Or a host of free alternatives, have look on WordPress.org:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=business+directory
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=directory+manager
Awesome, Roger! I am so glad for you!
The funny thing about this issue is: some month ago I've already had conversion with the plugin dev company of the 3 mentioned that modified core files: I telled them they should stop this behaviour, sadly, they needed months for this important fix, and caused so much pain for all users, devs etc. involved.
