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JoseMember
Fantastic mate! Did the trick... I knew there was a simple way of doing this!
btw, ur plugins look very interesting... especially the filter plugin for categories... can I use that on non-foodie pro themes?
JoseMemberThanks Davinder... but the featured image is not linked to the post... we just need to add rel=share - isn't that post for replacing the link as well?
JoseMemberThanks! that helped for us... we're using foodie pro, and was wracking my head around this. Changed in the widget-area.php from genesis_before_comments to genesis_entry_footer (for those who have this same problem).
You can see the end result here (plus you get a great recipe 🙂
JoseMemberHi Sridhar,
That's currently what I'm doing... only partly. Let me try your code... question is whether it will align correctly in mobile as a responsive mode.
I noticed hooks in genesis 2.0 is different from previously... what do we do to align before title instead of after-entry.
JoseMemberWell, I wanted to create two separate widgets, one for adsense and another for YARPP (related posts, because it needs to be hard coded... there's no javascript for the text widget)
JoseMemberGreat! Now if someone can only tell me how to get rid of the eilipsis... so I can show only the thumbnails in the blog page.
JoseMemberThanks @nglstudios! Wouldn't mind co-auhoring this with someone for release, but as per wordpress.com - you need a sidebar to be considered for release there... plus i dont have time for support on this (hence the need for a co-author) + co-author has to clean up the css and remove all stuff that is not being used...
JoseMemberThanks Susan!
I used ideas both from 37Signals an the fade thing was from Zenhabits...
That comment about scrolling was there from a couple of friends who I tested with. Not found a good enough solution to that yet...
The logic I use for minimalism, doesn't necessarily mean it should be absent, it should be available, but not necessarily visible until required.
What do you think about using a sticky menu (like on Brian's website)... this way the when the user scrolls, they immediately see a navigation with about/archives/contact?
April 14, 2013 at 2:21 pm in reply to: Vertical Timeline Archive for Genesis based on Woothemes archive template #35458JoseMemberThanks to Nick from support for pointing the missing code!
< ? php global $post; ? >
should be inserted before...
< ? php
query_posts( 'posts_per_page=-1' );
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