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Lise
MemberThanks Victor, but since the code is already there, I wanted to know which part to change, because the code in the functions.php is not the same as the one you suggested.
Lise
MemberWell dang! thank you Julia, after looking at everything, it never occurred to me that's what it was.
thank you so much.
Lise
MemberIt worked, but then I remembered that I have to replace the wpz to the theme name.
Thanks so much.
Lise
MemberThanks nunotmp I will try it.
I would replace the wpz with anything I want, like si ? is that right?
Lise
MemberWell Brad, thanks for the idea.
For anyone having the same problem, here is how I fixed it:
I looked further into the div being used and saw that it was an id, so I added this code to the media queries in the section for max-width: 320px
#simple-social-icons-2 { float: none; margin-bottom: 0; margin-top:-30px; margin-left: -30%; width:100%; }
I gave a negative top margin and I wanted to center the icons so added a negative margin-left
Hope this helps.
🙂Lise
MemberThanks Brad, but that's what I did, I tried adding in the @media queries
.site-header .widget-area
or
.simple-social-icons
Ok then I'm going to see the demo and look at it on my cell.
thanks
September 3, 2014 at 1:10 pm in reply to: Minimum Pro – Replace Site Tagline with welcome text #122635Lise
MemberI did use the css like Brad said and it still shows up on mobile.
If I can have the site tagline on the home page only on mobile too, then I would leave it alone,
Thanks for your help...I'll play with it some more and see.
September 3, 2014 at 12:26 pm in reply to: Minimum Pro – Replace Site Tagline with welcome text #122628Lise
MemberThanks Kellylise,
Humm, I read so many posts, so not sure, but I'll go look at these 2 links you gave me.
But also I want the new welcome to show up only on the home page and right now the tagline does that on the desktop because I played with the css, but it still shows up on mobile, not matter what I do...I just wanted to get rid of the whole thing 🙂
Lise
MemberYes! thank you so much Brad. I had gone on your site searching before posting here but didn't find it when I used your search function...probably was not using the right keywords.
Love your site, it's a great resource for me.
🙂
Lise
MemberNevermind, I figured it out using Brad's helpful tutorials here
http://wpsites.net/web-design/add-home-page-widgets/ and this one http://wpsites.net/web-design/adding-duplicating-home-page-widgets-genesis/Thanks Brad
Lise
MemberThanks for the link to your post on this, now I get it and it works of course 🙂
Lise
Memberthat easy hey! Thanks so much Brad.
Lise
Lise
MemberThanks for your help Ryan
Lise
Lise
MemberActually Ryan, I fixed it another way...I was going to copy the code you gave me in my evernote, and that's where I noticed I had already something relating to that.
"To make sure that the category pages listing each post has the Read More link, go to genesis settings, content archives, set to "display post content' and then set the limit of charaters to 300 and it will show up."
And it works!
Have a nice weekend
Lise
Lise
MemberThanks Ryan, I will try. I was under the impression that it would be in genesis, so I didn't go look in the codex.
Thanks again
Lise
Lise
MemberThank you so much Brad, will try these options.
Lise
Lise
MemberHi Brad, I'm back 🙂
My client is writing more landing pages and I would like to use a custom class like you said, but I have no idea how to do that and where?
Can you help please one more time.
Thanks
Lise
Lise
MemberThank you very much Paul for your help. I don't think there are custom post types, custom fields but will check.
Lise
Lise
MemberYes! thank you so much Brad, works like a charm...I never thought of going the style sheet way.
Lise
MemberHi Brad,
Thanks for your reply and I did an Oops! when I read it 🙂 - I forgot I added the welcome text widget to his site for the big tag line he wanted.
This is the landing page http://www.thehealthyeatingguide.com/healthy-cooking-guide/
and this is the home page http://www.thehealthyeatingguide.com/ so you can see the difference and the welcome text is on every pages/posts
He has a plugin installed that you can hide or show specific stuff from pages/posts, so I used that but the top and bottom borders are still showing.
This is the code I have in the function.php
/** Add the welcome text section */
add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'custom_welcome_text' );
function custom_welcome_text() {
genesis_widget_area( 'welcome-text', array(
'before' => '<div class="welcome-text widget-area">',
) );
}Thanks Brad
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