[ironjiant]

resolved. Thanks!

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I'd like to know the solution you found for this? There are times when a big "Leave a Comment" button is just not necessary, especially in a sidebar where the user has not even read the full post yet..

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Thanks anitac,
That worked beautifully!

theindieconsultant.com

But where do I place the post shortcode?:

[post_author_link before="<b>" after="</b>"] [post_time format="g:i a"], [post_date format="F j, Y" label="Dated: "]

I need the post info to show up ideally next to the tiny author thumbnail. Would I use Genesis Simple Hooks for this?

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Resolved thanks. I solved the issue myself by not having the page redirect to a second tier page. That way the primary tab always stays green. I'm sure there is a way via CSS to make the primary nav tab a "visited" green color even when on a secondary (or tertiary) page... just don't need it right now.
thx
-Jim

[ironjiant]

LOL... OK let's try this again:

/** Modify the WordPress read more link */
add_filter( 'the_content_more_link', 'custom_read_more_link' );
function custom_read_more_link() {
    return '<br /><a href="' . get_permalink() . '"><img src="http://theindieconsultant.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/read-more-button.png" alt="read more" /></a>';
}

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I will try that, thanks. I'll clean up that mess of margins and padding I've got there as well 🙂
-Jim

[ironjiant]

I've turned Caching plugins off and cache cleared to confirm.

[ironjiant]

Thank you for your patience. Please see screenshot below. This is how this font is showing up in IE 8.0.6 regardless where the quotes are placed.

[ironjiant]

No luck Debra. Maybe you are seeing the default font instead of the webfont? see image below of what the font should look like (in red box) ... but IE8 it is still cutting the descenders off below the baseline.

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[ironjiant]

Thanks Debra, but unfortunately it is still cutting off the descenders of the header font in IE 8 for PC.
-Jim

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http://www.constructionplus.com

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@Dorian_Speed, Now I see them... ** Jim puts glasses back on**.  And, Yes it is a bit crowded down there but I still see ellipses in brackets "[...]" on the bottom post excerpts. Where would I go to edit those?

 

-Jim

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Thanks Tony! Resolved.

[ironjiant]

Check out the form fields in the right side form box:

http://jayniblick.com/

[ironjiant]

RESOLVED: Apparently when you make a blog post STICKY (in WordPress) it changes the styling slightly. Editing the sticky stye to normal.

-Jim

[ironjiant]

Resolved. You can close this Post.

Thanks!

-Jim

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Thanks for noticing that SoZo,
It works as before but the sidebar and Footer boxes are still off.

-Jim

[ironjiant]

Resolved! See search results within forum posts below:

http://www.studiopress.community/topic/removing-primary-sidebar/

The Genesis Parent/Child structure is the greatest. It makes most editing a breeze... and I am NOT a coder or a programmer.

Thanks to Brian Gardner and Copyblogger for taking Studiopress to the next level.

-Jim

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