[jrotem]

Hmmm... can't edit my post. Anyway, yes, of course that's what you meant. So I made sure the original font was there, and it should apply, as I've been using it for the body text (unless generic sans serif is being applied?) At any rate, the quotes haven't changed

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[jrotem]

Sorry... "Enqueued" -- do you mean the google fonts I've added ?
It did start out looking ok; when I changed things and then reverted did that change the font that is called up?

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“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna

[jrotem]

Thank you, Graham. As I read I was already starting to think "Maybe I could created my own image template." so I was pleased to see that's exactly what you suggested. It means things are starting to sink in. 😉

jean

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[jrotem]

Perhaps you could get an answer from the tutors via FaceBook. I was thinking of asking something that way but decided to just go for it. I'll certainly learn stuff either way, I'm sure.

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“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna

[jrotem]

Excellent. 🙂

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“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna

[jrotem]

Beautiful work. May I ask -- what child theme did you use?

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[jrotem]

Have solved the mystery of posting... will repost anew elsewhere. (Not sure how to delete the above post; apologies.)

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“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna

[jrotem]

May I tag onto this thread? For some reason I can't post anew (very weird) and I have a problem with the same exact code in Executive Pro. I changed something while tweaking but after I changed it back, even though the font size: is 30px, it shows on the page as much smaller on this page: http://new.darrylepollack.com/order/
How can I get the large quotes back without messing up the spacing?

blockquote,
blockquote::before {
color: #999;
}

blockquote {
margin: 40px 40px 24px 20px;
margin: 4rem 4rem 2.4rem;
}

blockquote::before {
color: #2190c3;
content: "\201C";
display: block;
font-size: 30px;
height: 0;
left: -20px;
position: relative;
top: -10px
}

Thank you.

Jean

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[jrotem]

Hello, I just wanted to thank you both again for your help and to update the solution I used: Genesis Customer Headers. Plugin is easy, works a charm; only problem is how it displays in the admin, but I can live with that.

But I'm wondering what the custom field solution would have given me that would be better?

Anyway, in case someone is looking for this kind of tweak, this might do the trick for you.

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[jrotem]

Thank you. But no photo is showing. I must be missing something somewhere.

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“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna

[jrotem]

Also, is this correct to place in the functions.php?

add_action( 'genesis_before_content', 'custom_field_before_content');
function custom_field_before_content() {
if ( is_singular(array( 'post', 'page')) && genesis_get_custom_field('page_top_image') ) :
echo '<div class="page_top_image">'. genesis_get_custom_field('page_top_image') .'</div>';
endif;
}

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“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna

[jrotem]

I want it to appear in the genesis_before_content Hook.
Or maybe the genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrap Hook -- I am not sure what the difference will be when displayed.

I did input your short code, but still no image showing. Do I tick Execute Shortcodes on this hook or Execute PHP on this hook, or both? Could that be why it's not showing?

Thank you again!

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[jrotem]

Like this?

<img src="<?php the_field('page_top_image'); ?>" alt="" />

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“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna

[jrotem]

Thank you , Mr Upthink.

I tested putting an ACF short code in a different hook but that didn't work. I wonder if the code i put in functions.php is correct.

I tried this short code (plus a few others I no longer remember, lol) ; would this be a php snippet?:
" alt="" />

This is the code I added to functions.php:

add_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'custom_field_before_content', 15 );
function custom_field_before_content() {
if ( is_singular(array( 'post', 'page')) && genesis_get_custom_field('page_top_image') ) :
echo '<div class="page_top_image">'. genesis_get_custom_field('page_top_image') .'</div>';
endif;
}

Am I totally off-base? I'm just trying to apply what I'm seeing in other discussions. It may not fit my needs.

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“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna

[jrotem]

I tried using Custom Fields. I got as far as creating the image field and placing the image in the new filed on the page.
But I have no idea what to put in functions.php nor how to specify where the image goes.

Why fields and not hooks? When is it best to use one or the other?

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“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna

[jrotem]

Thank you for the idea. Problem is that I am already using the Featured Image for homepage middle widgets which have drastically different aspect ratios. ( I tried using a 1140px wide image as a Featured Image and when I assigned them to the home widgets I cannot set precisely where I want it to crop, therefore they have to be different images-- one long one for fill width and one square.

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[jrotem]

Thank you, Brad.
Right now it's 6, maybe 7 if the client wants to include the blog archive page (and does not include the home page, which is fine as is.) So the author page will have a photo relating to that, artist page will have art, and so forth. I'm a Genesis hooks/conditional/snippets newbie, but not afraid of hacking css or adding stuff to functions.php.

I tested putting an image in the genesis_before_content hook (I don't know if it should be that or genesis_after_content_sidebar_wrap Hook, frankly.)

I tried playing with your suggestions here: http://www.studiopress.community/topic/full-width-images-education-theme/
and another one I saw on this forum, as well as one Phillip Gledhill has on his site, but I couldn't get them to work.

Best,
Jean

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[jrotem]

Got it to work!
Using code I found on http://fontawesome.io, I put this code in a text widget (in my case for contact info in the footer) for email and phone, for example:

<p>
<i class="fa fa-envelope fa-2x"></i>
Email me
</br>

<i class="fa fa-phone fa-2x"></i>
Phone
</p>

>> Is that the sort of thing you are looking for?

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[jrotem]

Hi Victor!

Could I do something like this and use a fontawesome icon as a bullet in one widget only, say, "Featured Posts" in Footer3?

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“It’s always something.” — Rosanne Roseannadanna

[jrotem]

I got it to work.

Using code from the http://fontawesome.io site, I input this into a text widget (in my case for contact info in the footer - email and phone so far):

<p>
<i class="fa fa-envelope fa-2x"></i>
Email me
</br>

<i class="fa fa-phone fa-2x"></i>
310-123-45678 (fake phone #)
</p>

Is that the sort of thing you are looking for? I am new to Genesis so I'm winging it here! 🙂

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