[Terry]

Morning Nicole,

One of the values of the Genesis framework is that you can update Genesis (& WordPress) without impacting any of your customizations.

Your child theme however will lose any customizations (they can certainly be added back) if you update.

Food Pro is a community marketplace theme. Community marketplace theme developers support their themes directly. As the creators, they will be most familiar with the theme and be able to provide you with the best support. You can check in with the folks at Feast Design.

[Terry]

Hi Derekkuns,

Two possible things happening here...
1. Read More (<!--more--> quicktag) works with posts,
2. By default, WordPress strips HTML from category archive descriptions.

Custom code can be added to your theme or you can try a plugin that allows HTML in Archive Intro Text so you can add some html to do what you need, depending on what you're trying to do.

Visiting this woocommerce link may help you to add html (not specifically <!--more-->)

Allow HTML in term (category, tag) descriptions

[Terry]

Hi,

The Studio Pro theme is not a Studio Press product. It is a community marketplace theme. Community marketplace theme developers support their themes directly. As the creators, they will be most familiar with the theme and be able to provide you with the best support. For further assistance, please contact the Seothemes support team.

[Terry]

You didn't mention the child theme so here's something that hopefully will work for you.

To do this requires coding. If you're comfortable making changes to a file in your child theme code, then yes, you can only display footer widgets on a single page or post. You'll also need to know the page slug of your page.

Please note that there's a difference between the footer and footer widgets. Footer widgets are above the footer.

As with most things, there are a few ways to do the same thing and here's one way.

To display the footer widgets on a specific page, modify your functions.php file to add the code below at the end of the file. You'll need to replace insert-your-page-slug with, well, the page slug.

add_action( 'genesis_before', 'mtl_display_footer_widget_specific_page' );
function mtl_display_footer_widget_specific_page() {

	if ( ! is_page( 'insert-page-slug' ) ) {
		remove_action( 'genesis_before_footer', 'genesis_footer_widget_areas' );
	}
}

Hope this helps.

[Terry]

Please share the Genesis theme you site uses and a link to your site for someone to possibly help you.

[Terry]

OMG, I do that way too often!

Please mark the thread as resolved & so glad it helped.

Make it a great day!

[Terry]

Well, not necessarily. If your post contains at least one image (with no featured image), that first image will be displayed in place of the featured image on the blog roll.

The alternative is to edit a php file to change the conditional getting the image.

[Terry]

Did you try not setting a featured image for your post?

Hope this helps.

[Terry]

Morning Yanick,

Welcome to Genesis. On one of the Genesis getting started pages they use this great analogy.
WordPress is the engine.
Genesis is the frame and body.
Child themes are the paint job (& interior).

You never want to make changes to the Genesis framework.

With Genesis you'll layer Genesis on top of WordPress and then use a child theme for the customization. You can purchase a Studiopress or 3rd party child theme or create your own starting with the Genesis Starter. When you're logged in, the Genesis Start is here.

The beauty of Genesis is that the framework can be updated without losing an of your customizations (in your child theme). Studiopress supports Genesis and issues updates. Nice, very nice!

Hope this helps!

[Terry]

Use the inspector to change the padding on .home-section-1 (you can see by scrolling down in the CSS Rules panel it's being set with .home-odd).
Once you get it as you'd like, edit style.css.

Hope this helps,
Terry

[Terry]

All browsers have inspection tools to let you view and temporarily change the css - to test before editing your style.css.

Here's a tutorial on using the inspector.

[Terry]

Morning,

Have you tried restoring from a recent backup? Especially with many hands touching your site, backups are a good safety measure.

Warm Regards,
Terry

[Terry]

Do you have a recent backup?

[Terry]

Hi,

As Sean Connery says in one of my favorite movies, Finding Forrester, "That's not a soup question." There's a little WordPress templates and a little standard template hierarchy here... It's not something (that I'm aware of) that's an easy Customizer selection.

The landing page uses the "Landing" template file - which removes header/footer/nav/etc.

Minimum Pro theme also has a front-page.php template file that's used for the static front page.

It can be a little confusing with front pages, blog pages and home pages.

You could use your ftp access to rename the front-page.php file BUT that means that you're new landing home page won't have any header/footer/nav... it'll be a landing page, using that "Landing" template.

You'll have a pretty landing page but not be able to navigate off that page. That many be what you're looking for.

If full page content is your goal, edit the page you're using for the static home page in WP Admin and change the "Layout Setting" to the full screen.

Otherwise, you can edit the front-page.php file (download via ftp, edit in a text editor, upload the file via ftp) to make any changes you want.

[Terry]

Hi Andras,

This is interesting. I think the issue isn't the background but rather a box shadow gone wrong. Sorry, I'm just kidding... kind of.

Your site-container is styled on or around line 662 to the following:

.site-container {
    background-color: #fff;
    box-shadow: 0 0 80px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.05);
    margin: 40px auto;
    padding-left: 80px;
    padding-right: 80px;
    max-width: 1280px;
}

That box shadow is making it look like the colors are off.
Think that's your issue.:)

Warm Regards,
Terry

[Terry]

Morning,

If you're adding the category page to one of your navs, there's a cool way to create the category archive via the Menu.

Navigate to Appearance => Menus in the WP Admin. Along the left side select Categories. Here you can select a category and then "Add to Menu." After selecting "Save Menu", view your site and test that your category archive is as desired.

Regards,
Terry

[Terry]

Good Morning,

You'll find guidance on setting up the Digital Pro theme available in the downloads, that should provide guidance on setup. It's available here when you're logged in.

[Terry]

OK, Anna... let's try something different.

Using a page excerpt lets you easily display a subset of your page content or something entirely different.

You can add excerpts to Pages by editing your themes functions.php file and then use the Genesis Featured Page Advanced plugin to display your selected Page excerpt in the widget area.

This approach requires that you're comfortable editing the functions.php file. If you're not quite comfortable doing that, I'd tweak the length in your (current) Genesis - Featured Page widget to get what you need. Yes, that'll be some trial and error but since your pages won't change often is a solution.

Now, back to it...
To add excerpts to Pages - insert the following line at the end of your themes functions.php file:

add_post_type_support( 'page', 'excerpt' );

Add the new excerpt in your (WP Admin) page editor. If the excerpt is not displayed, navigate to the top and view screen options to selects excerpts.

Now add the Genesis Featured Page Advanced plugin. Add it to your widget area and configure to display your specified Page Excerpt (similar to what you did to configure your current Genesis Featured Page widget).

Hope that gets you where you're headed.

Terry

[Terry]

Hi,

Curious why you're enqueuing the parent theme css?

If you're developing a custom child theme you might like to start with the Genesis Starter theme.

Terry

[Terry]

Good Afternoon,

These look like posts (vs pages), have you tried using the Read More Tag?

Possibly Mika's post will help.

Let us know how you make out. If this helps to resolve your issue, please mark "Resolved."

Regards,
Terry

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