[dp]

Never mind I think I got this to work, but I'm not sure how.  I went back and did something I did a number of times before without the desired result, which was: go into themes, customize, and delete the tagline 'HOME' under the Site Title and Tagline Section.  The only thing I did different this time was: I went into Genesis SEO settings and set up the appearance of my browser tabs beforehand.  Not sure if that's what made a difference or not, but oh well, it works!

cheers,

dp

[dp]

i think wp guy is right, but there might be another issue we're not seeing.  when I used firebug on your site, changed top padding from 20 to 0, it bumped it up, no gap.  good luck!

[dp]

Hey, there.  I'm a newbie, still figuring stuff out, but I think if you go into the editor, under appearance, go into the css style section, go to: #header .widget-area, and change the top padding from 20 to 0, you should be good.  Hope it works.

dp

[dp]

Hi, there.  I too wanted to remove the blog posts from showing up on the home page of my minimum theme (site here), so I googled it, came across this thread and inserted this code into my css:

<code>.home #inner {
display: none;
}</code>

However, it didn't work because I didn't know you had to remove the <code> and </code> at the front and back! Which is a huge bummer because I spent another 6 six hours researching it before I came back and tried it again without the tags.  So, NOTE TO NEWBIES: insert this into your css:

.home #inner {
 display: none;
 }

and you're golden!

Cheers,

dp

[dp]

Never mind.  Got it.  You go into the Dashboard on WordPress, go to Genesis, Theme Settings, and on the Navigation section there’s an option called “Enable Extra’s on Right Side?”, check the box, then a drop down dialogue box appears where “Search Form” is one of the options.  Ahhhhhhhhhh!

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