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Argh, I was afraid of that.
I rarely ever put the video as the first thing, and it seems REALLY restrictive if that's the only way to do it.
I would imagine there should be a lot better way of doing this. something that is more flexible for people to use.
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Basically if a post has a video embedded in it, I want to be able to show that video on the homepage of my site, not just when you're viewing the post.
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I would try contacting the author of Zoninator. I haven't used the plugin before, but it sounds like something that isn't native with WordPress.
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A plugin like that is definitely outside the normal realm of WordPress and widgets, so it could be causing some issues.
I would try to stick with using WordPress Widgets instead.
I don't think it has anything to do with GFWA, but it has more to do with the Zoninator plugin.
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Weird, I've had no issue with it disabling Genesis' SEO when Yoast's is installed. Make sure you're running the latest Genesis and the latest Yoast SEO.
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It would probably be easier to just change the date for the order that you want them in, rather than trying to change the query itself.
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I would try to figure out what's going on with that other plugin first. GFWA is a great plugin, I use the widget instance multiple times on my homepage.
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Looks like it's the #inner element in CSS. The existing background is repeating, so you'll either need to find a much bigger image, or find a color that you like to fill the background where the image ends.
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I use WordPress SEO by Yoast and that provides a lot of great options. You're likely looking for the OpenGraph integration that the plugin offers. Give that a shot.
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You would want to look for the CSS around here and modify it.
`.menu-primary li li a, .menu-primary li li a:link, .menu-primary li li a:visited, .menu-secondary li li a, .menu-secondary li li a:link, .menu-secondary li li a:visited, #header .menu li li a, #header .menu li li a:link, #header .menu li li a:visited { }`
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Ah so it sounds like I need to run the loop again because I'm removing the original loop.
I'll give that a shot, thanks Brad!
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Ah I see it now. It was *below* the traditional description boxes. I also have a SEO plugin installed, so that pushed it even further down.
I see it now, thanks!
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Thanks for the response Brian.
I've tried this already, but the text didn't show up on the Tag archive view.
Do you know how to I ensure that the description shows up in the live view of the Tag archive?
cheers
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I asked Brian Gardner directly on Twitter today.
His response was that Metro has a custom homepage and the homepage does not come with pagination. Rather, it's available only at the category level.
I just like having pagination on the homepage, not just category pages. But that's where my disconnect was.
Thanks guys.
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It's also not shown in the stock demo here - http://demo.studiopress.com/metro/
Which makes me believe it didn't come with the theme to begin with.
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Hi Brian.
You're kinda missing the point of the thread. I'm trying to get PageNavi to work and override Genesis' built-in. I want more flexibility than that Genesis offers out of the box.
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I figured out what it was.
The plugin, Featured Articles Amplified, has a "Show page navigation" as an option. that was overriding everything else and by disabling that, fixed it.
All is good now, thx!
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