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  • April 17, 2014 at 9:02 am in reply to: Featured Image Above Title… #100966
    KellyBrito
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    Thanks, Lauren! 🙂

    Unfortunately, it didn't work. I also tried adding a featured image (according to Studio Press' code: http://my.studiopress.com/snippets/images/#add-featured) -but didn't work either.

    The only code that worked was the one bellow. So my best bed would be modifying or replicating it for the blog/feed page -exchanging "singular" for the main feed page code instead. Any idea what code would be? I tried 'home-top' but didn't work.

    //* Add new image size
    add_image_size( 'singular', 680, 200, TRUE );

    add_action ( 'genesis_entry_header', 'sk_featured_image_title_singular' );

    function sk_featured_image_title_singular() {

    if ( !is_singular() || !has_post_thumbnail() )
    return;

    echo '<div class="singular-thumbnail">';
    genesis_image( array( 'size' => 'singular' ) );

    echo '</div>';

    }

    January 12, 2014 at 7:59 am in reply to: Remove Responsive Design – Genesis theme #84751
    KellyBrito
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    Hi Snakeair,

    The template will fit well on mobile screens -being that it will fit with 2 columns, displaying the sidebar immediately, instead of forcing visitors to scroll through 10 posts before seeing it. Can it be more bothersome to actually read the posts, absolutely. But it's a preference questions: display sidebar x allow easier reading. I prefer the second.

    The sidebar menu will not look out of place. For all other parts (as well as menu, if needed), I would be able to figure out a fixed position or arrange the position with CSS.

    Thanks for the input. 🙂

    January 12, 2014 at 6:29 am in reply to: Remove Responsive Design – Genesis theme #84745
    KellyBrito
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    Thanks for the suggestion, Sunsan! 🙂

    Apparently, that just gave me a responsive but messy look. I still have a single column layout, now with a small/thin sidebar on bottom.

    Anyone has any other suggestions? I might have to reach to their Support team...

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