[gcampton]

Well that would be doable on a normal child theme. However Genesis hides everything so anybody who hasn't spent 10 decades learning the intricacies can't find it.

page.php just says

<?php

genesis();

?>

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I was thinking perhaps in the page.php I could put in an if condition, but I'm still learning php so I'm not entirely sure this is right.

if (! get_post_id(23))
{
    <h1 class="entry-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
}

or something like that

[gcampton]

Thanks I'd prefer to use another method if anyone has any ideas.

Hiding<h1>tags via CSS is a BIG NO NO according to Google.

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Thanks that snippets page should be in the pdf manual rather than just going through the overly obvious Genesis "Settings"

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wow OK, I'm a doofus.

I had already cleared cookies and cache.

But decided to stick cloudflare in dev mode just in case.

worked. still not responsive though.

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Also the PDF must be out of date, it's showing options for SEO. There's no SEO options in this that I can see, just "Settings" and "Backup/Export"

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The other interesting fact is this image:

Despite saying it "Supports Mobile Responsive Design" isn't actually responsive. In fact half the image is cutoff on mobile as it doesn't resize at all.

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The problem seems to be the child theme isn't taking precedence, and that Genesis has an unneeded image folder. So is the default child theme broken? I doubt the other themes have this problem.

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On Line 889 on this themes style.css file you’ll find the CSS which effects the logo image already included in the images folder.

/* Logo, hide text */

.header-image .site-header .wrap {
	background: url(images/logo.png) no-repeat left;
	padding: 0;
}

This makes adding your own logo super easy. Simply upload your image to your images folder and overwrite the default image named logo using a .png extension.

Yeah that doesn't work.... hence my aggravation

The image is coming from the parent theme not the child theme, which means even if I do overwrite the parent then during the next update it's going to put a Genesis image back in the parent.

Makes the whole point of a "Theme Framework" obsolete.

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