[Ren Ventura]

AffiliateWP from Pippin Williamson and his team. Simple, extendable and works.

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[Ren Ventura]

I personally like the form idea mentioned by @nciske but it would require more work. Displaying users' emails can definitely lead to them getting spam, which is not cool for anyone.

If you need to show the email, you will want to use the antispambot() function in WordPress (see link below). This converts the email into HTML entities so that it's still rendered properly in the browser but email-harvesting scripts won't pick it up.

For retrieving the commenter's email, you can use get_comment() and output the escaped email using something like one of the WordPress comment filters or genesis_after_comment action.

In a nutshell, get_comment() will get you the data you need, antispambot() will escape the email to protect it from harvesting and then displaying it is your call.

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/antispambot

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[Ren Ventura]

@firebrick To explain what you need to do with your code, you have to start with adding a semi-colon at the end of each echo statement because, as you have it, you'll get fatal syntax errors. Next, the if ( ! is_front_page() ) should be replaced with else. Lastly, indent your echo statements since they're not using curly braces (or just use curly braces). This would give you something like:

if ( is_front_page() ) {

	echo '<a href="#">My Custom Link</a>';

} else {

	echo 'My Custom Message';

}

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[Ren Ventura]

This post might help:

http://www.engagewp.com/filter-display-custom-page-title-genesis/

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[Ren Ventura]

Follow and get in touch with Brad Potter on twitter (@bradleypotter) and ask him about his Backstretch slideshow plugin. He's been doing some really cool things and one of them has been using Backstretch for a background slider via the Customizer. He also demoed it using Altitude, among others. I don't know how complete it is yet but I'm sure he'll explain.

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[Ren Ventura]

No, you don't have to repurchase for each new site. Once you purchase Genesis and any child theme, you are free to use them on as many sites as you wish, without limitation.

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[Ren Ventura]

You don't need to call get_header(), get_footer(), etc. At the end of the template, call genesis();. This function runs the rest of Genesis, including get_header() and the likes.

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[Ren Ventura]

I personally use Related Posts by Zemanta and have been very happy with it.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/related-posts-by-zemanta/

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[Ren Ventura]

You do not want to modify the original code. Editing Genesis core is going to result in your changes being erased when Genesis is updated. Use the genesis_post_title_output filter that the post title is passed through at the end of that function. This will allow you to customize the output without touching the core files.

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[Ren Ventura]

Genesis includes an options page and many child themes include customizer settings. This requirement, however, is only enforced on themes in the WordPress theme repository.

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[Ren Ventura]

Apparently I overlooked the link to your code. My apologies. That considered, use @Badlywired's suggestion.

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[Ren Ventura]

Hello, Frank. Can you provide a link to the post?

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[Ren Ventura]

Is the literal text of the shortcode showing or is it just not rendering anything? Can you explain what you're trying to add and provide a link?

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[Ren Ventura]

You can also set up a local environment for testing purposes. I'd suggest this anyway because a local server is faster and you don't have to mess with uploading files (i.e. FTP). This makes the entire testing process much faster.

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[Ren Ventura]

You can still block users from accessing it by adding something like a maintenance mode plugin or a custom redirect if the user does not have admin privileges.

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[Ren Ventura]

1.) Check the page layout option on the page's edit screen. There are typically a number of layout options you can choose from, depending on which child theme you're using.

2.) If you have a front-page.php template, you can add this line of code to the file:

add_filter( 'genesis_site_layout', '__genesis_return_full_width_content' );

This forces the page to be full width. You can also select full width

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[Ren Ventura]

You can generate a PayPal button (there are plugins that let you do this via WordPress) or use something like Gravity Forms to build a form that integrates with PayPal.

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[Ren Ventura]

Are you using a security plugin like iThemes Security? If so, you may have enabled an option to disable the file editor.

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[Ren Ventura]

Parallax is just a term for the feature. There isn't any official "non-parallax" term because absent features don't really have terms. Clients also don't need to know what features their websites won't have. Personally, I'd even avoid using the term parallax in a proposal because most non-technical clients won't know what it means. I suggest keeping proposals easy to understand for clients rather than using technical terms just to use them. Also, parallax isn't as significant as responsive so it isn't something that really needs to be mentioned in my opinion.

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[Ren Ventura]

You can use the genesis_attr_{context} filter. For example:

/**
 *	Add a custom ID to the .content container
 */
add_filter( 'genesis_attr_content', 'rv_attr_content' );
function rv_attr_content( $attr ) {
	$attr['id'] = 'my-id';
	return $attr;
}

This article will help you with the contexts available to use:

http://www.rfmeier.net/using-genesis_markup-with-html5-in-genesis-2-0/

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