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You're welcome! You were using add_action when you should have been using add_filter since you were modifying the query.
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I'm still getting the error that it's offline.
However, peeking at your theme's stylesheet, it looks like the issue is there. The syntax highlighting stops at a certain point, which usually means there's a syntax error at that location. Unfortunately, I can't tell you what line because it all appears on one, which may also have something to do with it.
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The reason it didn't work when you were using the blog template is because the blog template does not use the main query. Therefore, trying to customize the main query on the blog template won't work. Here's a helpful post from Bill Erickson that goes into detail.
http://www.billerickson.net/dont-use-genesis-blog-template/
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Hi, Greg. This won't impact any pages or images because none of those are saved in the stylesheet. The worst that will happen is that your customizations will be lost. If that's no big deal, then go ahead and upload a fresh copy of style.css. If you can share a link, someone can take a look and perhaps figure out what's going on. It's likely just a syntax error that can be easily fixed.
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//* Remove post info and meta on posts with a particular category add_action ( 'get_header', 'rv_cpt_remove_post_info_genesis' ); function rv_cpt_remove_post_info_genesis() { if ( has_category( 'category-slug' ) ) { remove_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'genesis_post_info', 12 ); remove_action( 'genesis_entry_footer', 'genesis_post_meta' ); } }
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Try this:
https://gist.github.com/EngageWP/a4696c3c3ddb829bb42d#file-remove-categories-blog-index-php
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It's hard to pinpoint the exact issue without seeing the theme files and admin because it could be a few things. Since it's outputting the same thing for every post, it seems that there may be something up with the conditional but nothing is standing out to me at this point. Also, since the content isn't being populated dynamically, there may be something in the templates as well.
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So it's only working on the first post? Do you have any further conditionals in your template that could be interfering?
You may also be having an issue because you're comparing the value of your meta key to an integer. The third argument in get_post_meta() is set to true so the function is returning the value as a string (see http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_post_meta). I obviously can't be sure on this without knowing the values of ticketCompany.
Also, just as a small tip, you should pull out
get_post_meta($post->ID,'ticketCompany', true)from your if statements, store it in a variable and compare the variable. This will prevent repetition (DRY).
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Since you're not using a header right widget, your site title area, by default, takes up 100% of the width. You can change this by adding a widget to the right header widget area or by editing the .title-area on line 1084 of your style.css.
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Correction: line 388. Sorry!
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On line 288 of your style.css, change
width: auto;towidth: 100%;.
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For some context, can you explain why you're not just using one page and one template?
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I couldn't see your site because it's offline. You may need to contact your hosting provider regarding that.
About the issue of your design disappearing on internal posts, are you using any custom templates in your child theme? If so, check to make sure you've include
genesis();at the end of the template.
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You need to edit the centric_post_title() function, which starts on line 82 of functions.php. The first if statement needs to look something like this (not tested):
if ( ( is_page() && !is_page_template() ) || is_home() )Just modify it to your preferences.
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Have you confirmed it's not in the Site Title setting (under General Settings)? It could also be in the settings of your front page if you've entered a custom SEO title.
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Just add the posts_per_page argument to the query. I updated the gist.
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I went through and modified the code you had. There were some issues so I cleaned it up and made some necessary adjustments. This should work for you. Just note that when I edited the code, I did not include the genesis() function at the end so you'll need to add that if using it on a page template.
https://gist.github.com/EngageWP/50eca14875dc985e904b
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If I'm understanding correctly, you want to add a custom area to the end of a post's excerpt. Inside that custom area should be some basic markup that contains the content of an external PHP script. If that's correct, try something like this.
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The body tag is not contained within a child theme; it's in Genesis core. Depending on what you need to do, there is almost certainly a solution that doesn't require editing Genesis core. If you're trying to add JS, you can follow Andrea's tip or use wp_enqueue_script(). If you're trying to add a custom body class, you can see this article.
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