[John]

It would be the section in this image.

[John]

Your Genesis child theme should have a scripts section below your page content in the editor. You would paste the code you gave, including the <scripts> tags and save it. That should be it.

[John]

I don't see the lines you mention in number 2, Cindy (in Chrome Browser). Just a quick look at the CSS, I don't see any borders defined.

For number 1, the "HUGE" white space on the home page is where the page title would display. Unlike your inner pages, it's not being displayed. My guess is you removed the main page title in the admin for your Home page?

You can reduce padding and margins to reduce the white space a bit, but I think it looks good.

[John]

I figured it out and added this to my archive template.

/* Filter to add current-menu-item to menu on page load */
add_filter('nav_menu_css_class', 'special_nav_class', 10, 2);
function special_nav_class($classes, $item) {
        /* Insert the menu item classname in the if statement */
	if (in_array('menu-item-523', $classes)) {
		$classes[] = 'current-menu-item current_page_item';
	}
	return $classes;
}

[John]

It looks like you have the image in the post and as a featured image. I would try removing it from the post and leave it as a featured image.

Unless you can tell me otherwise?

[John]

No problem. Glad I could help. Good luck.

[John]

You could target that specific area of your home page in the CSS, as an example:

.home-section-5.widget-area a {
color: #fff;
font-size: 20px;
}

That should target just that home section and the a tag within, without affecting other locations.

[John]

You want to look at around line 1647 of the CSS file, where the parallax-pro-blue a tag is defined. You can change the color from the current blue to #fff and add a font size there, but make sure it doesn't affect other parts of your site.

[John]

I figured it out. Thanks

[John]

..and yes, I did wrap the <li> in a <ul>. The data shows up above the <ul>.

[John]

Sorry, Brad,

Hit submit and had to run out.

Here's the gist:

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