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Ok...I think one final tweak you you'll have it.

Go back into Settings -> Reading.
Set 'Blog pages show at most' to the number of posts you want to show.
Set 'For each article in a feed show' to Summary

That should do it.

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Make sure that Settings -> Reading 'Front Page Displays' is set to 'your latest posts'.

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Ok. You can correct this.

- Go to Genesis -> Theme Settings and look for the 'Content Archives' section
- In the 'Select one of the following' dropdown, select 'Display Post Content'
- Then in 'Limit content to', insert the number of characters you want to show. I'd start with 300.

That should fix the whole post from being shown.

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Actually, they should be showing.

Please try this.

- Go to this post - http://whosjamie.com/building-websites/block-spam-comments/
- Remove the Insert Read More tag you used
- Save the post

Basically we want the Genesis Theme settings to control this.

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🙂

Here are some basics. If you need more functionality than what I explain, just say so and I'll try to provide you with easy to understand code.

The featured image setting in Genesis -> Theme Settings is for archive type pages such as categories, tags...etc. When a reader lands on one of those pages, your excerpt plus featured image will display based on how you have it configured in those settings.

Displaying your featured image on a single post/page is a bit more difficult.

I hope I've explained this in a way that makes sense!

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Sweet. So the featured image is showing - http://whosjamie.com/category/building-websites/.

Take note that this setting only works on archive/category pages.

If you want your featured image to display on single posts, then a tutorial like this would help:

http://wpsites.net/web-design/display-featured-image-before-or-after-entry-title-on-single-posts-pages/

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Could you try setting a featured image on that post for testing purposes?

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I see what you are looking to do.

So at line 1269, change the code to this:

.genesis-nav-menu li a:hover,
.genesis-nav-menu .current-menu-item > a {
	background-color: none;
	color: #dadbe0;
}

On line 1211, remove the 'color: fff; ' property so it looks like this:

.site-header .widget-area a,
.site-header .widget-area a:hover {
	
}

I think these changes will give you your desired result.

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So you have a featured image for this post set?

http://whosjamie.com/building-websites/block-spam-comments/

If not, could you set one temporarily?

If you haven't changed the theme code, then featured images should work with those settings.

All you can do is give it a try in regards to Magazine Pro.

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If you just want your homepage to be your blog roll, then I would recommend not using the homepage widget areas.

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Hmmm. I got favorable results on my test site using the Focus Pro Theme.

Do you have both Genesis and WordPress up to date?

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You will need to change these properties in the style.css file.

.genesis-nav-menu li a:hover,
.genesis-nav-menu .current-menu-item > a {
	background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1);
	color: #fff;
}

It starts at line 1269.

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In the Admin area go to Genesis -> Theme Settings and go to the Content Archives section.

If you have Display Content selected, try entering in a value for Limit Content...say maybe 300.

Make sure Include Featured Image is selected and pick the size you want.

Finally, don't forget to actually set a featured image for your posts.

Give that a try. This configuration should show the featured image.

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It looks as though you've gotten this worked out?

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Do you have a link we can look at?

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This tutorial may get you headed in the right direction: http://sridharkatakam.com/apply-parallax-effect-parallax-pro-genesis-theme/

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Ahhh..Ok.

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It looks like you got this working?

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Perhaps when you reload the new CSS isn't being loaded?

Maybe try clearing your browser cache, or using a different browser.

From what I can tell, that is the only place to change the height of that section.

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Try using this code:

function post_meta_filter($post_info) {
	$post_info = '[post_date format="F jS, Y" label="Written: "]';
	return $post_info;
}
add_filter( 'genesis_post_info', 'post_meta_filter');

This code will not restrict to the 'homepage' like you had in your original code. Feel free to apply your conditionals as needed.

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