[Christina]

Ah, I didn't even realize there was a forum. I'll go check all this out.

Thanks Dave!

[Christina]

Yay! 😉 This was supposed to be simple...so far it's only 5 CSS changes and possibly a couple lines of PHP.

I emailed the host first thing this morning, but haven't heard anything yet.

[Christina]

I'll do that, thanks, Anita. She is with merchantmoms.com.

[Christina]

I figured it out, changing it to this worked:

remove_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'genesis_post_info', 12);
add_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'genesis_post_info', 9);

[Christina]

Thanks Lauren! A lot of the code could have been written much better, but it was my first site a long time ago and unfortunately, I don't have time to re-write it all right now. The nth-child will hold us over in the mean time.

It does still baffle me as to why it was only that one portfolio item though...no matter how many other items were added, there were still 2 empty spaces before that item while everything else lined up correctly.

Thanks again.

[Christina]

Not sure if it's the ideal solution, but you can change the width of your title area:

.title-area {
width: 100%;
}

[Christina]

Hmm, still not displaying...

(By the way, watched your screencast on installing fonts the other day. It was exactly what I needed, thank you!)

Any other ideas?

[Christina]

I use the Collapse-O-Matic plugin for that very purpose and love it. It makes it all really easy. 🙂

[Christina]

Cindy, the webfont from My Fonts should be added just like your Google fonts, but if you have any questions, just come back here and ask! 🙂

(And, btw, if you are adding your Google fonts to your style sheet (CSS) everyone will be able to see them just like you do and My Fonts will work the same way.)

[Christina]

It would be easiest (and look better and be more SEO friendly) to just use the font on your site instead of photos of it. You are using Janda, correct?

You can purchase the Webfont license (if you haven't already) for $5 and then you can just have all of your sidebar titles automatically written in that font.

It's a really simple process, we can walk you through it if you'd like!

[Christina]

Thank you Noah. The in post ads are a good idea, I'm going to look into that too.

Maybe I should experiment and offer some low cost ads for a month and just see how different placements look and how well the ads do.

And thanks for the tutorial, Vajrasar.

[Christina]

You're very welcome, happy to help! 🙂

[Christina]

Thanks, Andrea! It's always the little things I miss. 🙂

Anita, the Pinboard has a width of 900, it's just the pics inside it that had a width of 115. But thanks.

[Christina]

Find your:

.header-image .site-title a {
float: left;
min-height: 120px;
width: 100%;
}

And add your desired height there.

[Christina]

Thanks, Davinder, I will check that out!

[Christina]

I hadn't thought about ads in and above the footer. I really like that idea of ads between posts, can't wait to check out that tutorial.

Thanks Andrea, you're the best!

[Christina]

Please?

I know I can create a category.php file, but I don't know how to write those from scratch yet. Anyone know of a basic template I could copy? I could probably figure out the rest from there...

[Christina]

When you're checking the CSS with firebug, it will automatically show you the child theme. The child theme is always the one you want to make changes to as well, never Genesis.

[Christina]

Thanks Jeremi, but I still want the syndication feeds to show the full articles.

What I mean is when a category (eg: http://www.littlevictorian.com/category/ourhouse) is clicked on within my site, to show excerpts of the posts instead of the full posts.

Anyone know?

[Christina]

Thanks Andrea! It turns out I hadn't updated Genesis to 2.0.1 yet. Oops. It all works now.

But I will keep all that in mind, because I've had header thing happen on other sites before, and didn't realize it was the widgets.

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