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The theme appears to have two menu locations - primary and footer. If the demo content included a secondary menu, it is likely for the footer menu location. You can use it or leave it unassigned if you don't want a footer menu.
I noticed a few bugs with this theme when testing it ( version 1.1 ). I talked to the developer via support, and he said an updated version of this theme is coming out. The updated version is suppose to address any bugs. So you will want to apply the updated version of the theme when it comes out.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comYou can try using more specific rules by adding elements before .site-title to give it a higher priority. Not sure if it will override the inline declaration, but you can give it a try.
@media only screen and (max-width: 480px) { html body .site-title a { background: url(http://urbansurvivalsite.com/wp-content/uploads/uss-header-480.jpg) no-repeat !important; }
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comYou will need to use "Genesis Connect for Woocommerce" if you don't already have it installed.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/genesis-connect-woocommerce/
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comYou could modify the query to display by menu_order rather than the date. And you could then set the "order field" in the attributes box for each post.
If you have a taxonomy applied to the portfolio custom post type, you can also categorize the portfolio posts like would a blog. Not sure if this would help out in any way with what you are doing.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comI haven't used this theme. But you should be able to control the order by modifying the post dates. They likely display in descending order - most recent date first.
In regards to controlling the number of portfolio items, you can go to settings-->reading and set "Blog pages show at most" to the desired setting. But this will also affect your blog. If you need to single out the portfolio section separate from the blog, you could use code like the example below to modify the query. The example assumes the post type name is portfolio. The code would need to be placed in the functions.php file.
//* Change the number of portfolio items to be displayed to 9 add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'dee_portfolio_count' ); function dee_portfolio_count( $query ) { if( $query->is_main_query() && !is_admin() && is_post_type_archive( 'portfolio' ) ) { $query->set( 'posts_per_page', '9' ); } }
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comYou can replace the following line of code:
echo ' · Darling theme by Restored 316';With this line of code
echo ' · Woven Beautiful, All rights reserved.';Or you can use a plugin. I personally use Genesis Simple Edits. You may need to comment out or remove the function if using this plugin.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comIt is calling the dashicons, but the dashicons don't appear to be loading. I am unsure what the issue is. It could possibly be a plugin conflict. I would submit a support ticket to StudioPress.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comThe background image is there, but it is hidden by the site's main area. The background image is not wide enough to do what you are likely trying to do.
The site is 960px wide, so you will need at least a 960px gap between the two pictures within your background image.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comNot sure what issue you are having. But in looking at the source code of your site, it appears you have additional empty paragraph tags within the text widget. If you your text widget has "Automatically add paragraphs" enabled, this could be causing the additional paragraph tags. Additionally, some items are outside of the column divs.
As a side note, the font tag is obsolete. And the center tag is deprecated. I would use CSS in place of these tags. Below are examples.
<span style="color:#333;">Example text</span><div class="one-third" style="text-align: center;"></div>
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comHave any changes been made to the theme? Confirm that the declaration below is in the themes function file. It should be located in the magazine_enqueue_scripts function.
wp_enqueue_style( 'dashicons' );
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comIf you are referring to the horizontal padding for each link, it is below:
.site-header .genesis-nav-menu a { padding-left: 24px; padding-right: 24px; }If you are referring to vertical padding for each link, there is none. It is controlled by a line height. See below:
.site-header .genesis-nav-menu > li > a { line-height: 120px; }
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comLeaving it at 5px should not affect anything. It is now white, so you shouldn't see it anyway. There is no functional difference, since the box shadow does not add any type of padding or anything. You can also comment the declaration out all together.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comThere is a box shadow around the site container. You would have to edit the theme's stylesheet. You can comment out the box-shadow declaration.
.site-container { /*box-shadow: 0 0 5px #ddd;*/ }Or you can remove the box-shadow declaration all together if you know you won't need it again.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comI have wondered it this is possible myself. As far as I know, it is not. If not, you can try using something like an AFC options page: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/options-page/
Doug Edgington
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