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First step:
Admin > Genesis > Extender Custom > CSS.
Have you saved any CSS there? Any changes to .site-tagline?If not, .site-tagline, the code originates in the child theme folder.
Offline, open the Minimum Pro zip file, open style.css, search for site-tagline.
Note: if you didn't change .site-tagline in the child theme folder's style.css, you can modify it using Admin > Genesis > Extender Custom > CSS.
Extender Custom > CSS add and modify as needed:
.site-tagline { background-color: #99CC33; margin: 100px 0px 0px 0px; }Re: Where Extender saves its code:
For Extender Custom > [CSS | PHP | Hook Boxes | Widget Areas | etc.]
FTP/sFTP: uploads > genesis-extender > plugin [inside the plugin folder, you'll see all of the custom php files and custom css and minified css).Genesis grid loop plugin:
https://github.com/billerickson/Genesis-Grid/wikiHave you seen this premium plugin:
http://codecanyon.net/item/essential-grid-wordpress-plugin/7563340Some reference:
You are seeing the Genesis Framework. The core. It is not a childtheme.
You could create a childtheme that also retain the "look" of the core framework. But you should not customize the Framework.
Some basic childthemes for Genesis Framework (that "look" like the core)
http://www.wpstuffs.com/4-genesis-starter-themes-building-custom-theme/Or Purchase a ChildTheme from StudioPress or other theme shops.
Portfolio is a custom post type.
http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-create-custom-post-types-in-wordpress/Page is a separate post type, which is why portfolio posts are not included in Admin > Pages
Another option:
Free version of Beaver Builder:Example (Video Tutorials - 3 parts):
http://dynamikbeaver.com/blog/how-to-use-beaver-builder-with-dynamik-website-builder-part-1/#144396
#2 - There are free websites where you can change image size.
http://www.online-image-editor.com/
https://pixlr.com/
https://www.canva.com/Based on your comment above, I have a better understanding of what you're looking to do.
#144397 The answer is No. 400?—80 will not cover the entire header. For Daily Dish, I'm using an image that is 1080 px width x 332 px height You can choose any height.If you want your header image to cover the entire area, you can add an 1080 x ? image with code (php) in a function for custom header. I also had to change CSS to eliminate Daily Dish Header Padding.
This is not the tutorial I used, but it may work:
http://blackhillswebworks.com/2013/05/10/how-to-replace-the-studiopress-background-header-image-with-a-real-image-logo/This free plugin is not the answer, but if you used the Text (instead of 480 width logo), you could put your custom image under navigation
Some reference:
I have Daily Dish Pro and the header logo size works.
Based on your description, you should submit a help ticket to CopyBlogger. They can help troubleshoot.
Your theme's CSS line 907, .site-header has a background color
.site-header {
background-color: #000;}
change #000 (black) to match your primary nav.
Here's the CSS to fix the sidebar css conflict with the button div:
/* Button Div conflicting with Sidebar CSS in Text Widget */ .sidebar a.button{ color: #fff !important; font-weight: normal !important; padding-bottom: 15px; }More reference:
http://carlomanf.id.au/run-unique-sidebars/The code from this tutorial works.
If that is primary navigation, the Genesis CSS selectors should work (just add your Hexadecimal #s).
Background color = background color 🙂
color = font color.nav-primary { background-color: #xxxxxx; color: #xxxxxx; } .nav-primary li a{ color:#xxxxxx; } .nav-primary a:hover, .nav-primary .current-menu-item > a { color:#xxxxxx; background-color: #xxxxxx; }Hope that helps!
Yes.
Are you familiar with Genesis Hook locations?
Add a new widget area to the hook after secondary nav/before content/sidebar. Probably:
genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrapChange the hook but otherwise follow this tutorial: http://www.carriedils.com/add-widget-area-below-nav/
Add the slider to this new widget area via text widget/shortcode