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Thanks guys!
One question though: This css code will also change the background color for any *nested* comments (replies to the post autor's comments). Is there any way around this? I would like for those to appear with the standard background.
Might this be something that could be accomplished by using a custom field? If so, I suspect I would have to add some PHP code to the functions.php file …
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
I just noticed that this solution is not mobile responsive. When using my iPad in portrait mode the Relevanssi output appears *below* the sidebar contents, just above the footer. I"ll try putting some additional css styling in the viewport for smaller displays. Maybe that will to the trick.
Sorry if I wasn't clear Robert.
The line that pulls in 'Lora' from the Google font directory is already in your style file. By "commenting out" I meant putting these symbols around it: /* */
so that I will look like this:
/* @import url(http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lora); */
In doing that you are effectively disabling that line so that it won't be executed. (Depending on your editor the whole line might turn grey when you do this.)
I hope that clarifies it.
PS Not sure about the glossary. Perhaps one of the forum moderators could jump in?
Yes to both questions. If you delete the entry for 'Lora', 'Georgia' will be "first in line" and become the default font. If you put 'Arial' as the first font then that will be the standard font.
If you won't be using 'Lora' you can comment out the line in your style.css that's pulling in the font like so:
/* @import url(http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lora); */Hi there Robert,
I don't have the Balance theme myself but from looking at that stylesheet excerpt I would say that Lora applies to all text items. (Standard body text is designated by the 'p' element.)
Yep, I upped to priority to 10, changed the hook back to genesis_after_content and now everything is the way I want it to look.
I can't thank you enough Bill for all your hand holding through this process.
Wow, this is interesting. The updated code made the result appear at the top of the sidebar again. When I changed genesis_after_content back to genesis_before_content it went back into the post content area. With the css in place it now looks perfect.
A big thanks for all your time and advice!
The thing is that I there doesn't seem to be a separate page for displaying the search results. At least there's nothing in the Streamline backend. That's what's preventing me from using is_page() with the page ID.
I tried that, but unfortunately genesis_after_post_content made the string disappear .... Could that be because the search results are not displayed in a post?
Using genesis_after_content seems to bring the best result – even though it isn't pretty because of the missing left margin.
Would it be possible to style the output using css? Or would you consider that a hack?
You're my coding hero Bill 😉
I ended up changing the hook to genesis_after_content because using genesis_before_content displayed the result in the sidebar.
Thank you so much for pointing me in the right direction.
Well, it depends on which theme you're currently using. According to the plugin developers the SEO Data Transporter offers support for the following themes and frameworks:
Builder, Catalyst, Frugal, Genesis, Headway, Hybrid, Thesis, Woo Framework
It should also work with these plugins:
All in One SEO, Greg’s High Performance SEO, Headspace2, Meta SEO Pack, Platinum SEO, SEO Ultimate, WordPress SEO