[jorwesflow]

Works great! Thanks!

[jorwesflow]

Okay, in genesis/lib/structure/post.php there's this:

function genesis_prev_next_posts_nav() {

	$prev_link = get_previous_posts_link( apply_filters( 'genesis_prev_link_text', '«' . __( 'Previous Page', 'genesis' ) ) );
	$next_link = get_next_posts_link( apply_filters( 'genesis_next_link_text', __( 'Next Page', 'genesis' ) . '»' ) );

But how do I change this properly in my child theme?
And more specifically, how would I change the ascii double angle quotes ( « and » ) to something of my choice? i.e. a custom background image like an arrow?

[jorwesflow]

Thanks! I'm honing my skills as a beginner developer... So how do I add a wrap to that div? It's already within the main wrap.

[jorwesflow]

Ah of course. I just copied and pasted, didn't even look at it. Simple enough! Thanks, Brad.

[jorwesflow]

Awesome, the button shortcode is working. But html markup doesn't seem to be. Check out the third slider. In the editor, that text is in <h3> tags, and clearly is just plain text when appearing in the slider.

[jorwesflow]

Thanks, Brad. This seems to have worked great. Only (minor) problem is that in the Archives sidebar widget, the month of May is still visible and clickable, even though all posts in May are in the category I just excluded from the Archive. When you click on "May", you are then brought to a 404 page. http://www.thattheyremainfree.com/blog/

Not a huge issue, and I'm sure it will resolve if the client wants to post a legitimate Blog post before the month closes out. If they don't, however, the Month of May might sit orphaned in that sidebar Archive widget.

[jorwesflow]

Brad, I'd rather avoid a plugin for this, and the code would be for an entire category. I'm going for the "granular" approach to control single posts. Where is the post you've written on the subject? I checked your site and feedburner and couldn't find it.

Thanks

Jordan

[jorwesflow]

Oh yeah... You could have just said "hey buddy, Custom Redirect URL, duh", And saved the keystrokes! Kind of mad at myself I didn't think of that. Thanks for your help!

[jorwesflow]

No, what I meant was 'blog' didn't work, but '2' did.

[jorwesflow]

Brad, worked perfect! The mistake I was making was using the hook 'genesis_before_post' instead of your suggested 'genesis_before_loop'. I'm not savvy enough to know why, but my guess is that it has something to do with the Blog page containing multiple posts? I should have tried some other hooks and gone with 'before_loop' from the start!

Also, using the page id '2' instead of 'blog' was a deal breaker as well.

Thanks again for your time.

[jorwesflow]

Brad, thanks for the thorough response! I tried the custom function and it didn't do anything. I of course changed the hook to 'genesis_before_post'. I tried switching 'blog' with the page id which is '2' and still nothing.

Again, all I want to do is generate a new div class on the blog page that hooks on 'genesis_before_post'

[jorwesflow]

Just to clarify, what I'm trying to do is put a title graphic image on the blog page above all the posts. I would use CSS to define that image as a background.

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