[littleleafash]

Well, you're my new best friend. THANK YOU so much. This worked like a charm!

[littleleafash]

Hi Lauren!

Oops. I was gone for a few days - I just activated it. If you could take a look, I'd be so grateful! 🙂

[littleleafash]

I didn't even know that was a setting I needed to adjust. But I DID and it WORKED. YOU ARE AWESOME!

Thank you SO much!

🙂

[littleleafash]

The code sets all the headlines to 300:

h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {
  color:#222222;
  font-family:'Roboto Slab', sans-serif;
  font-weight:300;
  line-height:1.2;
  margin:0 0 24px;
}

Can you change CSS? You'll need to change it for h3 and you can even add !important to it if you want to be sure it works!

[littleleafash]

Figured it out!

Just had to add display: inline-block;

Sorry. Not sure how to delete. 🙂

[littleleafash]

Yep - just adjust the padding in .genesis-nav-menu a {

Then to have different colored back ground for each of the menu items (I assume this is what you mean by 'text elements'?), you can just use the selector #menu-item-2767 { background: #color ;} for each of the menu items.

[littleleafash]

Whoa! Of course it was a super silly, simple fix that I spent hours on. THANK YOU!!

[littleleafash]

Ahh! You saved the day!!

Thank you SO much. 🙂

[littleleafash]

You have the width set to a pixel amount instead of percent.

For example, to make the menu 100% instead of pixels:

ul#menu-main {
  font-size:20px;
  margin:0 auto;
  text-align:center;
  width:100%;
}

[littleleafash]

Thanks for the link - glad it helped you! Unfortunately, it didn't do anything except make the header completely gone for me (see test site: http://www.ashleycadaret.com/test/)

Hmm. I feel like this is a simple answer that someone should know!

[littleleafash]

I was using Coming Soon / Maintenance mode Ready!, now I'm going to use WP Maintenance Mode.

[littleleafash]

Well - it was an easy fix! When I deactivated all the plugins, I left up the maintenance mode since it's a corporate site and they don't want people to see it - and there is a known conflict with that specific plugin and Minimum. So strange since it worked with Executive, but I'm glad it is fixed!

Now to find a new maintenance plugin...thanks for all your help!

[littleleafash]

Just overwrote the front-page.php file with a new upload - still the same problem.

Running Genesis 2.0.2 and the newest download of Minimum (the client just bought yesterday and sent me the file).

[littleleafash]

Thanks - I removed it.

I haven't touched the code in the theme at all! I did change the header/logo size in functions.php to

//* Add support for custom header
add_theme_support( 'custom-header', array(
'width' => 125,
'height' => 92,
'header-selector' => '.site-title a',
'header-text' => false
) );

but the lack of margins was a problem before then - from the moment I activated the theme. Should I contact SP support for this? I feel like it's something simple, but have wasted a whole day on it!

[littleleafash]

Yep - I will do it for 15 minutes. http://vollitalk.com/

(Keep in mind - haven't done anything but install!)

Thank you!!

[littleleafash]

The background image in Minimum is just done through the Appearance --> Background in the dashboard, so it shouldn't have any coding errors! :-/

ETA: I tried taking out the image and it still was flush with the left side of the page.

[littleleafash]

Good ideas - I tried removing all the widgets & text widgets or setting a page as the homepage- it's still having that problem:

Thank you so much for responding!

[littleleafash]

Erin! Hi! Thanks! 🙂

Good question - when I just tried Executive on it - it looked fine! Which means it's something IN that theme. Hmm.

[littleleafash]

Thanks for responding!

The site is behind a maintenance screen, so a link won't help. :-/ (It's vollitalk.com)

I've been adding some stuff and it looks like this now, to give you an idea:

I tried disabling all plugins to see if that was part of problem, but no luck.

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