[jdcohan]

That did it, Brad. Thanks so much.

Jeff

[jdcohan]

Update #2:

I now see that the customizer calls the WordPress wp_kses_post function, which sanitizes the content. Hence the URL-encoding of the space, right?

So, while this is now technically a WordPress issue and not a Genesis Authority Pro issue, I sure would appreciate advice on how to circumvent the "problem".

(I have skimmed through wp-includes/kses.php, but the solution has not jumped out at me.)

Thanks.
Jeff

[jdcohan]

Update:

The space character in my shortcode is being converted to the %20 entity.

The site is here (still under development):

The shortcode in question is a basic permalink-embed, which works everywhere else on the site:

function nwb_permalink_embed($atts) {
	extract(shortcode_atts(array(
		'id' => 1,
		'text' => "" // default value if none supplied
	), $atts));
	if ($text) {
		$url = get_permalink($id);
		return "<a href='$url' title='$text'>$text</a>";
	} else {
		return get_permalink($id);
	}
}
add_shortcode('linkto', 'nwb_permalink_embed');

And here is the contents of the Top Banner:

<a href="[linkto id='239']">Check out Dr. Nick Scalzo's article</a>, <em>Memory Loss? Corporate Knowledge and Radical Change</em>

But the rendered hyperlink shows the shortcode code, not the converted hyperlink. It was only after copying the link location and pasting it into my editor that I noticed the culprit:

http://ontracktraining.info/[linkto%20id='239']

Namely, the space character after linkto is being converted to the %20 entity.

Does anyone have any thoughts on how to address this? Thanks.

Jeff

[jdcohan]

Solved! The plugin Genesis Style Trump was the culprit.

I should have known: the description clearly states: "Loads Genesis child theme style sheet after plugin styles."

[jdcohan]

Thanks, Victor. I'll drill down those paths.

FWIW, the automatic "intro" paragraph feature doesn't work either. Manually adding the class does work.

(I have a hunch that the problems could be related to the fact that I'm spoofing the URL for this in-development site with an entry in my computer's HOSTS file.)

I do understand it's not a theme bug. I just activated Authority Pro on a different site, and the color customizer and auto-intro paragraph feature work as expected.

[jdcohan]

Thank you, Victor.

[jdcohan]

Thank you, @carasmo.

What I want to do is remove the nav element from all pages EXCEPT the home page.

Your code confirmed that what I had tried was ALMOST correct. (Almost, because I didn't include parens in is_front_page.)

Here's what I had - very similar to yours -which now works:

add_action( 'genesis_header', 'nwb_remove_home_menu', 12);
function nwb_remove_home_menu() {
	if ( is_front_page() ) { 
		return;
	}
	remove_action('genesis_after_header', 'genesis_do_nav');
}

[jdcohan]

New, related challenge:

All blog posts (and blog archive pages) on this site need to be protected. If a certain session variable is set and true, a visitor will see the content. Otherwise the visitor would see a "Not-authorized" message.

I've got the session variable stuff taken care of, and I've got this working for single blog posts and static pages.

My question: How would you folks do this for archives?

TIA,
Jeff

[jdcohan]

Brad -
a) Which tags and hooks to use was my quandary.
b) Simple conditional php code testing the presence and values of auth-related session variables.

Update: I have things working now via a simple custom page template for protected pages whereby the conditional php code shows the protected content to signed-in members and an error message to any others.

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