[jdunsterville]

Awesome, Sorry I wasn't able to completely assist you, but glad you got it all worked out

[jdunsterville]

Make sure you are adding the code to the .header-image

Go to the Genesis Theme Settings. Then find header. Make sure that "image-logo" is selected from the drop down box.
What this does is adds a body class of .header-image to your CSS file.

[jdunsterville]

Sure thing. Just go to your editor and find the Title Area. This should be right below the header section.
Then just change the height value in the code below. Your code should look similar if not exactly the same.

/* Title Area
--------------------------------------------- */

.header-image .site-title > a {
	background-size: contain !important;
	display: block;
	height: 200px;  /*<<Change this number to your desired height. */
	text-indent: -9999px;
	max-width: 100%;
	
}

[jdunsterville]

The featured image does need to be the proper thumbnail size, but I'm not sure thats the issue here. Do you have any screenshots or code I can look at? I'd love to be able to help you out.

[jdunsterville]

You could pull in 3 of the Featured-Page widgets and specify the Title, page, and thumbnail for each separately. You could then dive into the css to edit the format such as margins, padding, etc.

[jdunsterville]

Awesome, glad I could help!

[jdunsterville]

Your welcome, let me know if that worked.

[jdunsterville]

Hi, I believe you are able to do this in the Widget section under Appearance.

Log in to your WP-Admin Dashboard
Go to Appearance then Widgets
On the right you will see the Portfolio Section.
On the left drag the Genesis-Featured Page widget into the Portfolio section.
This will then let you set the Title, the page to display, a thumbnail of the featured image, etc.

Hope this helps.

Cheers

[jdunsterville]

Hello, You can change this by editing your stylesheet file. Search for Sidebars then change the .sidebar color to the desired hex value. Hope this helps

/*
Sidebars
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */

.sidebar {
    color: #999;
}

[jdunsterville]

Hi, I did this on the Parallax theme by replacing the header image file with the larger image file. You can achieve this by uploading your new image (using the same filename as the old) via sftp.

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