[hbollinger]

Perfect, thanks!

[hbollinger]

Oh Perfect! That worked. I'm sorry...I should have mentioned where I was making changes. When I make changes, I try to use the custom css when possible so that I remember what I've changed. Good to know that it doesn't work for removing something - I learn as a I go. Thanks for your help!

[hbollinger]

I changed this:

.content-sidebar .content {
border-right: 1px solid #d7d7d7;
padding-right: 25px;
}

To this:
.content-sidebar .content {
padding-right: 25px;
}

...but the vertical line is still there from my view. I'm not using caching that I know of.

[hbollinger]

Hi Victor,

Thank you for checking. I ended up using a highlight color for the menu instead of a border, but I'm still having problems with the view on my iphone 6s. I didn't have this issue before removing the "stripes" that came with the theme. On my iphone 6s the menu bar is there, but I can't actually see the 3 black lines for the menu unless I zoom out. I'm not sure if these pictures will come through, but this is what it looks like on my phone:

[hbollinger]

Oh! Looks like the plugin did the trick. I did a test email and it looks great. Thanks so much, Christoph! And thanks to Robin for creating the plugin!

[hbollinger]

Thanks Christina.

They show at full width, but the problem I'm having is that if I display pictures in my blog posts over 560px wide, they overstretch in my mailchimp email campaigns and it throws off the whole email layout (especially on smaller screens). So if I have a picture in a post that is set to display at its full width of 560px wide and another one that is set to display at 775px wide, the pictures will display at different widths in the email on bigger screens and the other content in the email gets offset - and then on smaller phone screens the content gets pushed to the left and shows at 50% rather than full width. The only solution I've found so far is to set my pictures at 560px wide, but I'd like to display them wider to match the width of my blog content.

I recently switched themes and was having the same trouble before.

Any other ideas? Thanks.

[hbollinger]

It's working now! Thanks for all your help, Brad!

[hbollinger]

I removed that css - it's still not displaying on my smaller screen. I refreshed the page but is there caching I can clear directly on my site? I know I used to have a caching plugin that I don't use anymore.

[hbollinger]

The author and date are now displaying under the post title on my wider laptop screen, but I can't figure out why it's not displaying on my smaller phone screen.

In addition to adding some code to my function php.file, this is the code under the entries section of my stylesheet that I changed slightly for my style preferences, and it looks good on my pc:

.entry-header .entry-meta {
font-size: 13px;
font-style: italic;
text-align: center;
text-transform: lowercase;
width: 100%;
}

.entry-header .entry-meta a {
color: #f27999;
}

I also see this under the media queries on my stylesheet:

.entry-header .entry-meta {
display: none;
}
I don't know if this has anything to do with the "why" but I did change the "display" section to "center" but that did nothing.
I'm stuck. Any thoughts?

Thanks.

[hbollinger]

Thank you, Brad.

I ended up trying the Genesis simple edits plugin first and was able to get it to work that way, but then I ran into a problem with the entry footer area. The theme came set up with the entry footer displaying the category (no "filed under" label just the category name) and the comment count (just the number rather than "comments 5") - this is how my website is currently displaying. When I used the plugin, it added the words "filed under" next to the category which was nice, but it also added the word "comments" rather than just using the number - this looked great per individual post but it displayed oddly on the latest posts excerpts on my homepage.

So I looked through the code snippets and added this code to add to my functions.php file:

//* Customize the entry meta in the entry header (requires HTML5 theme support)
add_filter( 'genesis_post_info', 'sp_post_info_filter' );
function sp_post_info_filter($post_info) {
$post_info = '[post_date] by [post_author] [post_comments] [post_edit]';
return $post_info;
}

I took out the [post_comments] and [post_edit] because that portion wasn't displaying correctly. I was able to add the published date and author in the entry header this way which was my original goal. It displays great on my laptop but the author/date doesn't show up on the smaller screen of my iphone. I will look through the files again to see if I can find anything. If not, I'm happy that at least it's displaying on my laptop now.

Thanks for your help,
Hannah

[hbollinger]

Thank you!

I shortened About Woven Beautiful - thanks for catching that.

In the first screenshot above, I made the 3 photos the same dimensions. The bottom 3 I haven't fixed yet but I will work on editing my other photos. 🙂 I'm curious, why is the line with the 3 diamonds at the bottom of each excerpt (above the category name and comment count) at a different height per post, rather than being even? Is the actual content impacting this? Is there a way to make it even?

Thanks.

[hbollinger]

Just did!

[hbollinger]

Perfect! Thanks Christoph - you made my day!

[hbollinger]

Thank you both. I switched plugins for now because I'm having trouble using the genesis simple share buttons on my phone (when I click on them they don't always allow me to share the content). The pin it button seems to be working okay now as far as pinning content, but the counter isn't always accurate.

Since the plugin is a whole set of sharing buttons, I'm not sure what it means to upgrade to the new Pin It button for Firefox. Last I checked, the Genesis Simple Share buttons haven't been updated in 3 months so as far as I know I had the latest version.

Thanks,
Hannah

[hbollinger]

Thanks Victor, There is a section in the post editor where you can check: "Show AddThis Sharing buttons" which allows me to turn the buttons on/off per post. I tried un-checking the box and this removes the buttons from the post once it's open, but the buttons still show on the excerpt on the homepage. I do have my AddThis settings set to display the sharing buttons at the top and bottom of posts, but I've never had a problem with them showing up on the homepage excerpts.

[hbollinger]

Fixed it.

[hbollinger]

That's so strange, sorry for the confusion - but thanks for sticking with me. 🙂 I'm not sure why I'm not able to see them side by side. I checked on both my computer and phone but I'll try one more time. If not, I'll try to center them. Thanks for the help!

[hbollinger]

Thanks for your help, Lauren. I couldn't get them to display side by side so I removed one of the images, but I would be okay with them being stacked on top of each other if I could at least center the images. When I put a code for an image in a text widget it floats left in the sidebar. I'm wondering if I can add some code so that the images align center.

[hbollinger]

That is what I want but it doesn't display like that for me when I try to put one code in the left split sidebar, and one in the right split sidebar. How did you do that?

[hbollinger]

Thanks Lauren,

I thought that too but that doesn't display them side by side. I want to be able to display images side by side (like ads, badges from other sites, and so on). I have a incourage image and a proverbs 31 image in my sidebar, and I what them to display inline side by side, but instead they float left and are stacked on top of each other. I'm guessing I might need to change some css but I'm not sure what.

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