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One possible option for displaying different text in the footer for different pages is the Widget Logic plugin: https://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/widget-logic
You could drag text widgets into the footer widget area and control what widget displays on each page via conditional tags. It can become a cluttered mess if there are going to be a lot of required text widgets.
AFC is the way to go, but widget logic is an alternative if you aren't able to set up the necessary code to use AFC.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comHere is a free stock image search site: https://visualhunt.com
I haven't had a chance to check it out. I read about it on the iThemes blog.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comI assume you are referring tot he preview images that display on the blog or archive. If so, go to Genesis --> Theme Settings --> Content Archives
From here, enable "Include the Featured Image" if it is not already enabled. Then select an image size and alignment.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comYou can enable support for Genesis SEO settings and Archive settings, by including them in your CPT declaration. An example is below.
'supports' => array( 'title', 'editor', 'author', 'thumbnail', 'excerpt', 'trackbacks', 'custom-fields', 'revisions', 'page-attributes', 'genesis-seo', 'genesis-cpt-archives-settings' ),If you created the CPT's using a plugin and are not able to edit the declaration, you could try something like the following:
function my_custom_init() { add_post_type_support( 'projects', 'genesis-cpt-archives-settings' ); add_post_type_support( ‘projects’, ‘genesis-seo’ ); } add_action('init', 'my_custom_init');
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comIf you have SEO Yoast enabled, Genesis SEO settings will be disabled. To adjust the CPT archive headings within SEO Yoast go to: SEO-->Titles & Metas -->Post Types-->Custom Post Type Archives
If you don't have Yoast enabled, you should be able to use the archive settings to apply Genesis SEO settings.
For the CPT called Projects, it would be located under Projects-->Archive Settings->Genesis SEO settings.
If you don't see the archive settings or seo settings, then you may need to enable support for these items for your custom post types.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comThe display order is likely controlled by the publish date like regular posts - newest post first, oldest post last. So you could try changing the publish date within the book editor for each book.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comWhen I fixed the span tag, and I used the absolute path for the image, it worked for me using your code. Do you have the site online? If so, can you include a link?
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comIt appears you are missing an opening span tag before the two links, so you have a stray closing span tag. But I doubt this is your issue.
The image may not be showing up, because of the image path. Try using the absolute path to the image to see if the image path is the issue. Here is an example
<img src="http://www.example.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/facebook.png" />In regards to the links, if you are referring to them not being highlighted as links (coloring, underline, etc...), this is likely the styling. Try hovering over the link to see if it functions like a link.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comI would double-check the mark-up. It should work. I use it for links also. Your image link should look something like the following:
<a href="#"><img src="imagename.jpg" /></a>
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comAre you referring to custom post types for projects and testimonials? If so, do you plan to use the built in Genesis SEO settings or an SEO plugin like Yoast?
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comYou can add it to Genesis Simple Edits under "Modify Entire Footer Text (including markup)?"
Make sure to select the checkbox if using this section to enable it.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comNo poblem. It worked with no errors when I did a test import after setting the taxonomies. Not sure why some still failed, unless one of the taxonomies is possibly misspelled.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comFrom the "We Care About You" page scroll down to "Theme SEO Settings". From here you can add the Services page url to the "Custom Redirect URL" setting. This will forward the user to the Services page when they click on the slide.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comYou can adjust your content archive settings. Go to the following Genesis-->Theme Settings-->Content Archives
From here you can set the content length for the entry content. Or you can elect to use entry excerpts. If you elect to use the excerpts, don't forget to set an excerpt for each post.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.comSome web hosts will help you move your site to the new hosting plan, or they may provide tools to assist you in making the move. You may want to ask your new host if anything like this is available.
When manually migrating a site, you will need to update the url settings. And you will have to update all of the internal urls, otherwise you will end up with broken links, broken image references, etc...
Here is a WordPress codex article about moving WordPress that might help: https://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPressAn easier way to move a WordPress site is some type of backup plugin that allows you to use the backup to migrate the site. I typically move sites around using BackupBuddy. But it is a paid plugin.
Doug Edgington
http://www.dougedgington.com