[Terry]

It looks like changing around line 1757 to
.eleven40-pro-blue .genesis-nav-menu a {
color: #222;
}
should do the trick.
It does impact your hover (which you'll loose b/c it's set at #222).

Hope this helps.

[Terry]

Hi,
To fix this will require editing the style.css file.

Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but it manages the width so removes the scroll bars.

Around line 1647 of style.css delete
#footer .wrap {
width:960px;
]

Around line 1738 of style.css change
#footer-widgeted .wrap {
width:960px; to width: 100%;
}

Hope this helps!

[Terry]

You are certainly welcome!
Take Care.

[Terry]

Hi,
Nick the Geek's Genesis Responsive Header plugin may just do the trick for you.

Hope this helps!

[Terry]

Have you tried the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin to change the size of the images?
That will probably do the trick!

Hope this helps!

[Terry]

Excellent.

To remove the space between the header and the nav...
delete around line 527 of your style.css:
min-height: 377px;
Change around line 562 of your style.css
.header-image #title-area {
min-height: 257px; (the height of header image)
}

On Firebug, Andrea Rennick has a great post here... http://www.studiopress.com/tips/using-firebug.htm A fantastic tool in part because you can make live changes to css before you code it.

Be sure to make backups before you edit and files. Can save you lots of time!

Hope this helps!

[Terry]

The space is a combination of padding & sizing issues. A couple questions will help me to help you...
Do you edit the style.css file?
Do you use Firebug or Chrome's equivalent?
How do you want it to look?

[Terry]

Did go and check this. Never noticed it before this upgrade, but it's a feature of adding Jet Pack.

There are many great components in Jet Pack. Other than testing it on some of my own sites, I don't use it.

Best of luck with getting under the hood! Post if you have questions, it's a great community here at StudioPress.

You may find that your user account is set to something that prohibits you from seeing those files. It can be easy to take a site down with a change to your functions.php. I do that sometimes.

Be sure to keep the lines of communication open with your designer/developer. It can get confusing having multiple people touching a site without it. She may be able to set you up with a working development area for you to play with, depending on your host account. For clients that want to learn WordPress, I give them a copy of Lisa Sabin-Wilson's WordPress for Dummies book. It's a great place to start.

Best of Luck!

[Terry]

I noticed this yesterday on the first html5 enabled Genesis2.0 site after the update but didn't have time to think too much about it. First thought was WordPress 3.6 update not Genesis. The site had been running WP 3.6 beta?

Just checked and It's not on other sites that have been updated (html5 or not)?

The first is a very basic blog? Anyone?

Update... it's also the only site running Jet Pack.
Disable Jet Pack and problem solved.
Doesn't explain the why but always good to understand the what.

[Terry]

Here's a blog post on changing your favicon... http://bloggingwithamy.com/how-to-change-your-genesis-favicon/

Hope it helps!

[Terry]

Sure, in the media query copy some of the css for a.page-title-button from around line 496 and change some/all of the following css:

a.page-title-button {
border-radius: 5px;
font-size: 24px;
padding: 5px 10px 10px;
}

[Terry]

If looks like if you remove the display:none in the media query around line 1646 you'll be all set.

@media only screen and (max-width: 1023px)
a.page-title-button, .menu li.right {
display: none;
}

Hope this helps!

[Terry]

Agreed anitac. Not always sure how deep to go with answers.

On the same site started with basic formatting (adding html to text editor) and styling in css then switched to custom fields (ACF Repeater) for the Board of Directors listing (20).

Connections was great for the larger directory.

iPatrona, it may be easier for you (with less overhead and possibility for conflict with other plugins) to just add the images in a page with text next to them. It doesn't look like you need much. I did it with full image to the left and contact to the right, 20 people.

Best of Luck!

[Terry]

I used Connections for a directory that listed members of a Chamber of Commerce (400). It worked well in that case.

[Terry]

The short answer is yes, you can write some code to display the caption for a "Featured Image." Bill Erickson wrote a blog post on it that can be found at http://www.billerickson.net/wordpress-featured-image-captions/ It require some php code and css styling.

Someone else may suggest a plugin. I've never used one.

The featured image is selected/displayed to represent the post or page. It provides the flexibility to use that representative image in say, a portfolio - where you can specify that all featured images are of a certain size (one of the three default sizes or one you specify). A featured image is used in a number of places, including archive listings and some widgets.
To include the featured image in the post or page you can add it to the content. If you add the featured image to the content you'll run into situations where you'll have duplicate images b/c both are displayed. There are workarounds that depend on the situation.

Hope that helps.

[Terry]

You'll find the widgets outlined in the child theme instructions at http://my.studiopress.com/setup/lifestyle-theme/

Hope that helps!

[Terry]

Sorry, you are right on @SelenaD, just came off of a question on sizing the slider and misread the issue.
Thought it was too ironic, it was :).
Thank you!

[Terry]

It may be a slider settings issue not an image issue.

Is there anything in the functions.php that defines the defaults? Like...

/** Set Genesis Responsive Slider defaults */
add_filter( 'genesis_responsive_slider_settings_defaults', 'agency_responsive_slider_defaults' );
function agency_responsive_slider_defaults( $defaults ) {
$defaults['slideshow_height'] = '300';
$defaults['slideshow_width'] = '950';
return $defaults;
}

You can view your functions.php file through Appearance=>Editor. The file names are along the right side. Be aware that making an error while changing your functions.php could take your site down. Be sure to backup first and to be careful with the changes.

[Terry]

Sorry, I don't have a version of 1.0 to see the functions.php.

Maybe someone else can help you out.

In 2.0, in the functions.php, there's a line around 27

/** Add support for custom header */
add_theme_support( 'genesis-custom-header', array( 'width' => 960, 'height' => 115 ) );

Also, 2.0... You can also change the slider around line 36

/** Set Genesis Responsive Slider defaults */
add_filter( 'genesis_responsive_slider_settings_defaults', 'agency_responsive_slider_defaults' );
function agency_responsive_slider_defaults( $defaults ) {
$defaults['slideshow_height'] = '300';
$defaults['slideshow_width'] = '950';
return $defaults;
}

Best of luck!

[Terry]

Just refreshed, looks like you got it.
Your Home Page looks great!

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