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Yes, my error. I wasn't used to seeing Genesis FRAMEWORK further down the page, and I installed Genesis Block in error.
All working. Thanks for the reply Brad Dalton. (thumbs up)
*EDIT*
Seems I I add a blank widget into the Front page 1 widget area the image then populates and works. How weird.
Great work. Glad you got it sorted. Looks great BTW.
FireBug plugin under Firefox works a treat for this type of troubleshooting/
You are right about the font family
It was enabling and disabling Yoast that made it work for me. But I really wanted to use Yoast so the workaround is below, care of SP support. (Thanks Jennifer).
I had to add this to the CSS rule in the style.css file:
.site-title {
font-family: 'Oswald', sans-serif;
font-size: 24px;
font-size: 2.4rem;
letter-spacing: 2px;
letter-spacing: 0.2rem;
line-height: 1;
margin: 0;
padding: 20px 0;
padding: 2.0rem 0;
text-transform: uppercase;
}Disabling the Yoast SEO plugin fixed this issue. So there is definitely an incompatibility with this plugin and the theme.
Thank you for the reply too Ken. 🙂
I've just had eleven40 Pro's title text font styling go haywire with Yoast on Genesis 2.0. .index (home), the title text is fine but as soon as you go to a post or page, the text changes. Disable YOAST and it all works normally.
Definitely NOT 100% compatible at this stage.
I had a similar header issue that was solved by implementing the following. Try it but backup first.
I would suggest removing the custom header function from your functions.php file. (backup first however)
Remove this:
/** Add support for custom header */
add_theme_support( ‘genesis-custom-header’, array(
‘width’ => 1060,
‘height’ => 120
) );I had a similar header issue that was solved by implementing the following:
I would suggest removing the custom header function from your functions.php file. (backup first however)
Remove this:
/** Add support for custom header */
add_theme_support( 'genesis-custom-header', array(
'width' => 1060,
'height' => 120
) );Support helped me with this and my header issue (on two websites) is now solved.
I took a look at your site and it appears that you are using CSS to add your logo. Since you're using CSS, I would suggest removing the custom header function from your functions.php file.
Remove this:
/** Add support for custom header */
add_theme_support( 'genesis-custom-header', array(
'width' => 1060,
'height' => 120
) );
Not sure but you can roll back to Genesis 1.9
I had to FTP to my host and uploaded a backup of my Genesis folder. The location to upload your Genesis folder backup is: FTP is: /public_html/*yourname*/wp-content/themes/genesis. This overwrite the content of the Genesis folder that contained the newly updated Genesis 2.0.
or
Use a copy of the ‘genesis.1.9.1.zip that you may have downloaded and upload it via FTP.
I had to FTP to my host and uploaded a backup of my Genesis folder. The location to upload your Genesis folder backup is: FTP is: /public_html/*yourname*/wp-content/themes/genesis. This overwrite the content of the Genesis folder that contained the newly updated Genesis 2.0.
or
Use a copy of the ‘genesis.1.9.1.zip that you may have downloaded and upload it via FTP.
Thanks RobG but that doesn't help. It is not laid out in an easy to implement format so it's next useless to me.
kpahl, I had to FTP to my host and uploaded a backup of my Genesis folder. The location to upload your Genesis folder backup is: FTP is: /public_html/*yourname*/wp-content/themes/genesis. This overwrite the content of the Genesis folder that contained the newly updated Genesis 2.0.
or
Use a copy of the 'genesis.1.9.1.zip that you may have downloaded and upload it via FTP.