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Hello Victor,
Apologies for the late reply and thank you for the Classic Text widget plugin -- saved me!
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
OK! I needed the new Classic Text Widget. I thought adding remove_filter('widget_text_content', 'wpautop'); was supposed to help.
All good now!
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
Thanks, Victor.
I should have specified that what I need to do is insert a woocommerce product carousel into a front page widget. If it is not working, does that mean it's the plugin that needs updating? Edit: I also entered the short code per the video and only the code itself appears. There must be step I am missing.
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
I figured it out. The css class was eluding me. But I can't figure out how to delete this post!, lol!
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
Finally got around to this -- worked a charm. Thank you!
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
OK, I adjusted the .site-header .wrap with a max height of 0. It worked, but I'd like to know if that was the correct way to do it. I also move the header widget social icons to the footer. Now I'll try moving them back up to see if it affects the spacing.
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
Thank you! Thank you!
I added it to the stylesheet and it works.
I had previously tried adding it to the custom css file and it didn't work. Should have tried the regular stylesheet from the beginning.
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
Actually I am using a different social share plugin that allows more customization, but I wasn't sure where to put the page id code above (or if share-before would be correct with the different plugin.) I will look up how to define a custom body class.
Thank you again.
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
Thank you again. Alas, that code did display the title (yay) but also displayed right under the title the social share plugin (boo.) Would you have any idea how to adjust the code on that tutorial so that only the title shows ?
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
Thank you, Christophe.
The featured page widget does not generate pages. It shows a selected page in a widget area.
You are correct. I did not realize that (or rather, had forgotten that I had created one way back.)
I did manage to fix part of the problem with the Genesis Sandbox Featured Content Widget.
However, the Page title still does not display: http://new.darrylepollack.com/favorite-posts/
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
OK, I see now that the difference is that /favorite-posts/ is a page generated from the "Featured Page" widget and not the "Featured Posts" widget. (d'oh.)
But I'm back at the beginning -- the page itself does have a title on the back end, so I'm still left wondering why the title does not display on the page.
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
It now all makes sense! Thanks so much. I hadn't been able to figure out what "/201c" meant until I saw the "/f205" fontawesome code. As you predicted, I stuck with straight quotes in the end although I did go back and forth, and if my client want curly quotes I can do that now. 🙂
Thanks again! 🙂
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
I thought they were originally curly quotes but I must have been wrong (or the first time I saw it it was defaulting to some serif font instead of Open Sans, since obviously Open Sans was not being applied.) I think I'll just resize them, leave them as Open Sans "smart" quotes and move on for now. I really appreciate the help. At least i have the font working correctly.
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
Yes but without the fix I'm looking for! 😀
Any other ideas? Thanks so much!
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
Oops -- + for functions.php but not stylesheet. Changed all to Open Sans.
Alas, marks are still small. And now straight, not curly.
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
Oh, I've been kicking myself since I started learning Genesis! :))
In functions.php and in stylesheet isn't it supposed to be written Open+Sans? I thought I had changed it properly but maybe not everywhere. Checking...
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna
Thank you. I did; it just messed up the spacing. I do now think, however, that although I've added Open Sans to be the font for this element, I must have done something (which I can't find) and that it's defaulting to generic sans serif, and I wonder if that might affect it.
“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna