[JiveDig]

That looks like a snippet from me 😉

Pseudo elements can’t have a class, they are an attribute of an existing element. So, you can add a class to site-inner and target your pseudo-element via that class.

Not sure if that’s what you’re trying to do though.

Your code would give you .site-inner.fa.fas::before {} as your target.

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Lead developer of Mai Theme

[JiveDig]

You’re building the link HTML already in your $crumb variable, so you can add the extra spans/markup there.

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[JiveDig]

Make sure you run your code late enough. See our docs for an explanation https://support.bizbudding.com/en/articles/1807156-code-snippets

// Run after Mai Theme.
add_action( 'genesis_before', function() {

	// Add your custom code here.

});

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[JiveDig]

That typically happens (in Mai Theme) when you are running an old version of Genesis. Make sure Genesis is up to date and the logo should work as expected.

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[JiveDig]

Hi Rosesilk,

Sorry I missed this. We use flexbox for our menus so you can center it like this:

.nav-primary .menu {
	-webkit-box-pack: center;
	-ms-flex-pack: center;
	justify-content: center;
}

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[JiveDig]

Great, glad you got it 🙂

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[JiveDig]

Hey @ebeard, the search template in Mai Theme follows the archive settings in Customizer > Mai Content Types > Archive Defaults. Hope that helps.

If you want direct Mai Theme support the best place is https://support.maitheme.com too 🙂

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[JiveDig]

Glad I could help 😉

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[JiveDig]

Hey Gil,

There are a few things you can do to change that template, like swapping your genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrap(); function for do_action( 'genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrap' ); but IMO that's still the wrong way. If you want to keep things the "Genesis way", try something along the lines of this:

<?php
/**
 * Template Name: Contributor
 */

// Remove the default loop content.
remove_action( 'genesis_loop', 'genesis_do_loop' );

// Add new content.
add_action( 'genesis_loop', function() {
	?>
	<div class="author_widget" style="float:left">
		<h3>Your Life As A Human Authors</h3>
		<div id="authorListing">
			<ul id="author_list" style="list-style-type: none;">
				<?php lh_list_editor('show_fullname=1&optioncount=0'); ?> 
				<?php lh_list_authors('show_fullname=1&optioncount=0'); ?> 
			</ul>
		</div>
	</div>
	<?php
});

// Required for Genesis.
genesis();

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[JiveDig]

We're going to add a form as well cause more people than we expected prefer the old school way 😀

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Lead developer of Mai Theme

[JiveDig]

Do you have a chat bubble in the bottom right? If not, try incognito? Sometimes adblocker stuff blocks the bubble.

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Lead developer of Mai Theme

[JiveDig]

Hi there,

The best place for immediate support is https://support.maitheme.com

When the front page is set to show latest posts, Genesis (or Mai Theme) does not currently have a way to change the Blog title without using code. Most of the time we use a static front page and a static Blog page as set in Settings > Reading. You have much more control that way. Otherwise you're stuck with a little code for that.

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[JiveDig]

Hey @GabsterMedia,

The best place for immediate support is https://support.maitheme.com.

The image used for banner/section background is just that, a background image. It uses css to cover the entire background of the container regardless of the height setting or how much content is in the section. You could use object-position CSS to make it focus on the top/left/etc of the image. Default is to center.

Hope that helps.

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[JiveDig]

Hi there, Mike with Mai Theme here. All of our grid parameters are available here https://intercom.help/bizbudding/mai-theme/shortcodes/grid-shortcode-parameters

Also, it’s best to get Mai Theme specific support via the chat bubble in our docs above as well.

The parent parameter just tells the grid to show all the child pages of a specific parent page by ID. Our demo has a parent page of Practice Area and all the the actual practice areas are each child pages of that page. So we tell grid what the parent is and it will only show child pages of that page.

Hope that helps 🙂

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Lead developer of Mai Theme

[JiveDig]

We check in here once on a while but it’s best to ping us directly, as Victor mentioned.

We probably got you going already but if you still need help, we’re here 🙂

https://support.maitheme.com

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[JiveDig]

I like to do it by adding post type support, like this:

// Add previous/next post links to single posts
add_post_type_support( 'post', 'genesis-adjacent-entry-nav' );

FWIW, this is how we do it in Mai Theme, though we have some other filters to add the featured image.

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[JiveDig]

Thanks Brad 🙂

Mike from Mai Theme here.

To follow up, if you are using our Sections template for the page, you can disable the banner on that page and use our grid slider shortcode or any other slider plugin in the first section with the section Height setting to Auto and Content Width setting to Full Width.

If you have any other questions feel free to ping us at https://support.maitheme.com

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[JiveDig]

I haven’t found a good solution to this besides using a different plugin. This has been a frustration for us as well, and our main culprit is Gravity Forms. It’s unbelievable such a powerful and popular plugin would do this without a reasonable solution to disable or enqueue a script the right way.

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[JiveDig]

Hi there, I haven’t personally used Loco Translate but you need to make sure the strings in the CPT code are translateable, and use a text-domain that Loco Translate will pick up.

Also, I don’t think the theme is where your CPT code should go either. You’re safer putting that code in a plugin.

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[JiveDig]

Yes, Critical CSS in WP Rocket is great, but very fragile. You should rebuild critical CSS every time you update plugins too. Glad you're all set 🙂

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