[Erin Ulrich]

You will need to edit the style.css file, line 761 (for Authority Pro). It looks like this:

.full-width-content.single .content,
.full-width-content.page .content {
	float: none;
	margin: 45px auto 140px;
	max-width: 680px;
}

The line you need to adjust is the max-width line.

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[Erin Ulrich]

Can you provide a link to your site? It's easier to help if we have that info.

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[Erin Ulrich]

Here's a tutorial that explains how to edit via FTP: https://my.studiopress.com/documentation/synthesis-sites/manage-your-synthesis-site/synthesis-ftp-quick-guide-how-to-connect-edit-files/

The tutorial will create a widget area for you to place your marketing visual into. Once the widget area is created, you can go to Appearance > Widgets choose an image widget, text widget, or whatever will work best in your situation.

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[Erin Ulrich]

@krbutton Having retina logo is highly advised so that your logo won't look terrible on retina screens, and I wouldn't suggest removing that. Can you provide a link to your site?

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[Erin Ulrich]

I don't see the responsive menu icon appearing on desktop now. (I know quite a bit of time has passed.) Did you resolve this issue?

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[Erin Ulrich]

Can you please provide a link to your site?

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[Erin Ulrich]

You can crop an image by going to Media > Library, selecting the image, and editing it there.

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[Erin Ulrich]

The Genesis Sample theme is set up for a retina logo (as most, if not all Genesis themes will be). So when you upload a 600 x 180 pixel image for the logo, the theme resizes it to half of that, 300 x 90 pixels, so it will look great on retina screens.

You can certainly adjust the logo size if you are comfortable editing style.css and functions.php files. If you're uncomfortable editing code, you might want to choose a theme that you like more as-is.

I do encourage you to stick with Genesis! There is a learning curve at the beginning, but it's well worth the effort to become acclimated with the way things work. I switched to Genesis 8 years ago, and I'm so glad I did.

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[Erin Ulrich]

To simply change the appearance, you could edit the style-front.css file (line 280) to make the background white instead of gray.

To remove the image completely, you can edit your front-page.php and front-page.js files to completely remove the image settings. If you're unfamiliar with editing php and js, please proceed with caution (and you probably would be wise to get help).

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[Erin Ulrich]

Hi ShariLee, Author Pro has two menu locations by default. The After Header Menu, which you are using, is showing up in the proper place, based on the way the theme is built.

If you want the menu to appear in a different location, you could edit your theme's functions.php file to add a third menu (tutorial here: https://amethystwebsitedesign.com/add-third-footer-navigation-menu-to-genesis-child-theme/).

However, having the menu at the bottom of the content only isn't user friendly, in my opinion, and I'm not sure it's a wise move to make. Typically, when a site includes a menu at the bottom of the page, it is in addition to, not instead of, the menu at the top.

I hope this helps!

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[Erin Ulrich]

This tutorial should help: https://wpsites.net/web-design/how-to-add-icons-before-entry-meta-post-info-in-genesis/

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[Erin Ulrich]

You can add a widget area above your site's header. Brian Gardner has a tutorial for this here:

https://briangardner.com/add-widget-area-site-header/

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[Erin Ulrich]

You can move your menu into the Header Widget area by using a Custom Menu widget. This will place it to the right of the logo.

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[Erin Ulrich]

I don't personally have any experience with it. Perhaps someone else can chime in.

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[Erin Ulrich]

You may find this page helpful in understanding how WordPress scheduled posts work: https://make.wordpress.org/support/user-manual/content/posts/schedule-a-post/

In particular:

"Scheduled posts will be triggered by the first visit to your blog on or after the exact date/time you set. If you see that the scheduled time has come and gone and your post has not published, simply log out of WordPress and view your blog’s front page. Your visit should cause the post to appear."

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[Erin Ulrich]

I don't personally use page builders, but I have heard great things about Beaver Builder. You may find this article from Chris Lema helpful, as it compares several options:

http://chrislema.com/wordpress-page-builders/

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[Erin Ulrich]

Have you looked at MemberPress? It might be a good solution for you.

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[Erin Ulrich]

Not all page builders are equal. I don't personally use them, but I have heard great things about Beaver Builder. You may find this article from Chris Lema helpful, as it compares several options:

http://chrislema.com/wordpress-page-builders/

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[Erin Ulrich]

It looks like you'll need to edit your style.css file, line 1210.

.genesis-nav-menu .menu-item {
    display: none;
    text-align: left;
}

Change "none" to "inline-block" and the menu should reappear.

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[Erin Ulrich]

The link in your post goes to a 404 error. But in general there is an option in the Genesis Responsive Slider settings to stop the image from linking to the post or page. Just go to Genesis > Slider Settings, and look under Content Settings for that option.

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