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Hey, Brad -
Great to say hello, again! I currently have unique images on every page of the site "except" the Articles, "blog" page - which shares the same image as the home page.
I imagine some code would be needed to make that happen. Can you lead me in the right direction? I've searched and had no luck. I have a few tweaks I want to do and don't mind paying a coder for the help.
Thanks and hope you are well!
MarkThanks Brad for contacting me. I got connected to genesiswp.slack.com and resolved the issue. You're the best in case anyone doesn't know!!!
Thanks for the reply Victor, and the compliment! The two sections don't center when on a phone or a tablet used vertically, they default left. I suck any HMTL5 and responsive code.
Not at all, Anita - I was off to see Star Wars and couldn't get back earlier. I was able to replicate the issue with the demo. I can say it is not the demo. It is a local Safari issue. For whatever reason, the site changed scaling and it deferred to the mobile version. Command 0 corrected the problem. The settings in User Agent didn't allow for an option to fix it.
All is good. No issues with the theme at all. I've been running it for almost a year seamlessly.
Best,
Mark"WordPress 5.3.2 running Essence Pro theme. Using Genesis 3.1.3." Everything is current except 2.1 Genesis. I'm also running the latest PHP server.
With the problem, it was showing the mobile version on the home computer using Safari only. Turned out it was a setting in Safari. As I said, I hate Safari. There's an easy short-cut keystroke that switches to Mobile. In this case it was a zoom. Command 0 solved it. (Develop user-agent had no effect.)
It is now working just fine. It never had an issue with IE or Firefox.
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This didn't work. I changed the CSS and the page remained the same. Just to restate, I want to reconfigure the "post page" only from 3 to 2 columns.
Thanks 🙂
My mistake - I'm running 2.10.1 now as well. I've tried to replicate the course of events. Normally, WordPress and Genesis do automatic updates. For some reason, this time, Genesis showed needing updating so I manually initiated the update. Instead of "complete" at the end, it showed "activate" as the theme. That's when things crashed.
I can't go back in time to confirm that but I have done trouble shooting. So, 1) I'm an idiot (entirely possible), or 2) something wonky in this update. Who knows - glad it's working now.
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5.4.8.1 was the last version of Genesis I was running. When I updated to 5.4.8.3 it crashed. I restored to a prior backup point. I'm now running Genesis 5.4.8.1
My PHP server very current. So, I'm still baffled on the Genesis crash.
I had the same problem. I did the upgrade to 5.4.8.3. At the end - instead of the usual "COMPLETE UPGRADE" - it prompted "ACTIVATE THEME". When I did - it overtook the site. I added my original theme and the site was still crashed. I did a restore to the old version I had that worked - 5.4.8.1.
I have never had a Genesis crash, ever - this is really wierd. I am turning off any auto updates and won't update until there is a resolution to this issue.
BLOX Lite by Nick Diego for Genesis is a great plugin - makes things very straightforward. If you don't want to write PHP exceptions - check this out.
Here is a link to the site: http://atomic-training.com/wp-admin
I created a UN/Login for you - the PW was sent to your [email protected] address. Editor Level. Please let me know your thoughts.