[DocEastin]

Wow, I must have been really tired last night. For the life of me I couldn't seem to figure this out. Thanks for the input - very much appreciated!

[DocEastin]

Thanks @BradDalton! You've been very helpful.

[DocEastin]

@Tom and @BradDalton, thanks for your reply and the resources. Both Brad's and Sridhar's tutorials are awesome but not quite what I was trying to do. I am playing around with the genesis extender plugin and was hoping to completely replace the entire .site-tagline with a widget hooked to genesis_after_header. The problem was the hook site_tagline doesn't exist so I would have had to create a new and that's beyond my skill level.

I did figure a non-coders work around. I just set the .site-tagline { margin: -80px 0px 0px 0px;} and was able to hide the tagline area. Then I used extender to create a new widget hooked to genesis_under_header. Not very sophisticated but it worked!

Thanks again. I appreciate your reply

[DocEastin]

Hey Brad,

I re-read your last post and hope to clarify your answer. When you say:

The tagline is the description so use that hook.

the .site-description hook is for the text element in the tagline area, not the entire area itself. What I am trying to do is replace the entire tagline area with a new hooked widget. Sorry for the confusion.

[DocEastin]

Thanks again Brad. This is a bit over my head right now. I'll study some more and maybe have to hire it out if I can't wrap my head around the concept. I really appreciate your reply.

[DocEastin]

Thanks BradDalton!

Specifically, I am using genesis extender to create custom widgets and custom hook boxes. I am wanting to hook a widget to .site-tagline, but there isn't an existing genesis hook for .site-tagline. There are genesis_site_title and genesis_site_description, but no genesis_site_tagline. I'm wondering if there is a way to create a new genesis hook or some other work-around that would solve this problem.

Hope that makes sense. Thanks again.

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