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November 13, 2013 at 9:53 am in reply to: [post_author_link] is linking to https of my homepage #72711handsonaswegrowMember
Ah sorry, found the solution.
I used [post_author_posts_link] instead of [post_author_link] and that did the trick.
handsonaswegrowMemberThanks - I narrowed it down to the NextScripts Pro SNAP upgrade - I may have to just deal with it because that's a must use plugin for me 🙂
handsonaswegrowMemberJust wanted to update that I found the solution to move it to the bottom of the page:
.navigation {
clear:both;
}handsonaswegrowMemberI am having this same issue. The pagination is fine with older/newer posts selected in the Theme Settings, but when I choose Numeric pagination, it put its after the first post [on the first page] and after the 4th post on following pages. An placed in the 2nd column.
I don't want to leave it set with it there right now, so hopefully I can find an answer without having it live.
I am using Genesis Grid Plugin - also had the issue when I wasn't using the plugin but using Bill Erickson's code for 'a better grid loop'.
handsonaswegrowMemberOkay, I figured this one out on my own.
For the sidebar color to extend to your footer (whether or not you have content in your sidebar)
Add this to your css:
.sidebar { overflow: hidden padding-bottom: 99999px /*something high enough to go past your longest post and comments* / margin-bottom: -99999px /*same number just negative*/ }
handsonaswegrowMemberAnd I figured that out with CSS too - for mine it was:
.one-half .entry-content {
    display: none;
}handsonaswegrowMemberBrad - I guess I snuck another question in here too - is there a way to remove excerpts from teasers (and not features)? on the homepage and archives?
handsonaswegrowMemberThank you, I figured it out. Could never find .home and .single-post elements when using Firebug, so I just tried it and that worked. Thank you.
CSS I added to remove post info for comments (from both home and posts), remove date on single posts and remove post-meta from home:
.home .post-comments {
display: none;
}.home .post-meta {
display: none;
}.single-post .post-comments {
display: none;
}.single-post .post-info .date {
display: none;
}handsonaswegrowMemberokay, I've removed the display:none - thought i hate how this looks in the meantime, I hope we can figure this out quickly.
handsonaswegrowMemberokay, I've removed it from my php file and put .post-info and .post-meta to display:none in my css, but I'd like some elements to show on posts (post-meta) and just the date to show on the home page (and archives) How can I tell that the difference with css?
handsonaswegrowMemberBrad - but how can I do that to apply to home differently than the posts themselves?
handsonaswegrowMemberBrad - I sure can. How do I adjust it with CSS?
handsonaswegrowMemberokay, I just wanted to say that I've resolved this using this discussion:Â http://www.studiopress.community/topic/making-prose-theme-unresponsive-to-mobile/ - commenting out the @media section of the css and the part in the functions.php file worked for me. Thank you!
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