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December 15, 2012 at 9:59 pm in reply to: Agency Theme (how to add excerpts to search results) #5495
garymgordon
MemberI found it in the Theme Settings. Just couldn't believe that the Advance Excerpt plugin wouldn't override this. All done. 🙂
Gary M. Gordon
http://www.wpbns.com/ – Web, Podcasting, Broadcasting, New Media and Internet Marketing Servicesgarymgordon
MemberThank you!
Gary
Gary M. Gordon
http://www.wpbns.com/ – Web, Podcasting, Broadcasting, New Media and Internet Marketing Servicesgarymgordon
MemberI used this. But .. the code snipet
/** Customize the return to top of page text */
add_filter( 'genesis_footer_backtotop_text', 'custom_footer_backtotop_text' );
function custom_footer_backtotop_text($backtotop) {
$backtotop = '[footer_backtotop text="Return to Top"]';
return $backtotop;
}Doen't appear to let me change the TEXT for the return to top link to "Return to Top" instead of "Return to top of page"
Any idea how I can modify this text?
Gary
Gary M. Gordon
http://www.wpbns.com/ – Web, Podcasting, Broadcasting, New Media and Internet Marketing Servicesgarymgordon
MemberSusan,
Yes, .. I added the code into the functions.php file like it suggested, which is how I got what you currently see.
But it still left the original footer info. How do I remove that??
Gary
Gary M. Gordon
http://www.wpbns.com/ – Web, Podcasting, Broadcasting, New Media and Internet Marketing ServicesDecember 2, 2012 at 12:22 am in reply to: Responsive Slider w/Agency – Continue Reading Button (not looking right) #2834garymgordon
MemberThank you. I didn't see the information regarding the <!--more--> on the How To page. Sorry if I missed it.
But, thank you for your quick assistance with this.
Gary
Gary M. Gordon
http://www.wpbns.com/ – Web, Podcasting, Broadcasting, New Media and Internet Marketing ServicesDecember 1, 2012 at 1:54 pm in reply to: Responsive Slider w/Agency – Continue Reading Button (not looking right) #2785garymgordon
MemberOzzie,
The reason it looks okay (at the moment) is because I adjusted the CSS to force the "a" tag with the .more-link class to act as "display: block;"
But without this, the "Continue Reading" button doesn't appear on it's own line.
So, rather than have to jimmy the CSS, I'd like it to simply work (as it should) by wrapping the "Continue Reading" section in it's own P tag.
Why is it showing properly in the StudioPress demo, but not when I install it and use it? That's what I'm trying to figure out and get fixed.
I hope that makes sense.
Gary
PS: Thanks for your feedback. Do you know why and how I can get the P tag to be added around the "section" for the Continue Reading portion?
Gary M. Gordon
http://www.wpbns.com/ – Web, Podcasting, Broadcasting, New Media and Internet Marketing ServicesDecember 1, 2012 at 12:14 pm in reply to: Responsive Slider w/Agency – Continue Reading Button (not looking right) #2771garymgordon
MemberAlso note. That in my current example, the "Content Area" isn't making the entire area (on the right) a complete white block. It only seems to go down partially, unless I add in enough text into the content and increase the number of "characters" to be displayed. Why is the example I see at http://demo.studiopress.com/agency/, even though there isn't a lot of content being displayed, but the white area on the right is taking up the full height (on the right side of the image) and not just partially. Or is this issue related to the missing P tag (not currently surrounding the "Continue Reading" button??
Gary M. Gordon
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