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Adding for clarity, the Save to Pinterest button is the content in the after widget area.
Kristie Hill
The double titles are due to the most recent WordPress update. Lindsey from Pretty Darn Cute Designs shared this fix
/* Text meant only for screen readers. */ .screen-reader-text { clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px); position: absolute !important; height: 1px; width: 1px; overflow: hidden; }
Kristie Hill
@royallacebridal he know has the plugin available in the #genesiswp facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genesiswp/908257195892145/
Kristie Hill
Brad has a really easy tutorial that uses CSS to acheive grid for category archive pages: http://wpsites.net/web-design/archive-page-grid-style-columns-using-css/
Kristie Hill
I did hear back from the Pinterest. They are no longer supporting the "headline" tag, which Genesis uses for the title tag. Pinterest uses "name".
I have contact StudioPress support and they have sent the issue on to the developers. In the future, I would love to have Genesis optimize for Pinterest - it is the new Google after all.
For now, the only options are A: use Yoast's WordPress SEO plugin or B: Agus Mu contacted me via facebook when I posted my concern on Facebook and is creating a plugin for Genesis specific that changes the Schema.org markup inside genesis to match Pinterest's requests, it is still in beta, but you can reach out to him here (just send personal message) to see if you can test it out. https://www.facebook.com/agusmu777?fref=ufi
I did and it worked perfectly! My rich pins are back. Which is a big deal to me, because I lost about 200 visits a day while Rich Pins was down.
Kristie Hill
The best way to upload your theme is through your WP site, Like timothy said.
BlueHost makes it super easy to install WordPress:
Kristie Hill
Hi Martina, as of last week, Pinterest is not recognizing Genesis' Schmea markup (my rich pins were enabled and disappeared last week).
I have been talking with studiopress support and will be contacting pinterest today with the issue.
Will keep you posted.
Kristie Hill
Looks like they've redirected the old structure data to the new one. Genesis themes are still displaying lots of Empty nodes. any thoughts Nick?
Kristie Hill
I thought it was probably a jQuery. There are 2 files in the altitude theme that are jquery and theme related: jquery.logalScroll.min.js and jquery.scrollTO.min.js
Do you think both are necessary to accomplish it the transparent to solid?
Kristie Hill
Check out this tutorial on Surefire for the menu/logo/menu https://surefirewebservices.com/nav-logo-nav-genesis-framework/
Kristie Hill
You are a gem. Seriously, thank you. Hate it when I think something is a complicated fix and then it ends up being really easy. 🙂 But, glad it's working now.
Kristie Hill
I like it. Love how you did the featured image with title on the image. It's very clean, good job!
Kristie Hill
Okay, thanks.
For future reference, have you found a successful way of importing blogger images, without errors like this?
Kristie Hill
Hi! This is a GREAT tutorial from Lindsey of Pretty Darn Cute Designs on creating a mobile responsive full width header. https://prettydarncute.com/2014/10/genesis-full-width-header-tutorial-option-2/
If your theme doesn't support a custom header, you could also use this tutorial from Carrie Dils: http://www.carriedils.com/add-logo-genesis-theme/
Kristie Hill
The demo uses a text widget for the the text. The title is the first line. Everything below is in the text box.
Did that answer your question?
Kristie Hill
Couldn't he just not activate his widget home page, use the blog roll for a home page and then navigate to Genesis – Theme Settings, scroll down to content archives and select to display excerpts.
Or, maybe Rob you're not familiar with how to use your home page widgets? Go to widgets and add "Genesis featured posts" plugin on to your home page widgets and set them to show excerpts - which is how the theme was designed to display the home page if you look at the demo.
Kristie Hill