[mikemahony]

stranger yet, when I remove the primary navigation, I still get two menus (top nav and bottom nav) but the extra navigation on the blog page goes away. Ideas? Why would this happen?

[mikemahony]

Here is the link to the page:

http://coachchic.com/category/open-content/

However, I am not talking about displaying featured images from the posts, I am talking about creating a featured image for a category and having that both display at the top of the category page AND when posting a link to the category on a social media site (so that the Open Graph functionality picks up the image). There is a tutorial on this here:

http://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/how-to-add-feature-images-to-your-wordpress-categories/

I have finished the first 2 steps and cannot figure out the last step with this theme. It doesn't seem to have an archive.php or a category.php. I tried modifying the one inside of Genesis to see if it had any effect and it did not. If it had changed anything I would have moved it into a child theme folder, but it had no effect at all.

Where is the archive/category page for this theme?

[mikemahony]

Thanks to you pointing out the typo I went and ran my page through the W3C CSS validator and found that I had forgotten to close a comment so that was causing the problem. I fixed that and everything works again. Thanks for your help!

[mikemahony]

Indeed I spelled important wrong (so much for my eyesight) but that was added AFTER I noticed the problem in an effort to see if the problem would go away. Just for fun, I corrected the word important AND added "padding-top: 50px" to the same style, refreshed the page and indeed that style is NOT applied and NOT showing when I inspect the element. Any idea why?

[mikemahony]

Thanks to Jennifer with CopyBlogger support this issue is resolved. All I had to do was add this to the Child theme's CSS:

.site-container .site-header .title-area {
       background-position: center !important; 
}

It works like a charm!

[mikemahony]

Brad, thanks, but that's not correct. There are 3 references to .header-image .site-header .title-area in the child theme's styles.css file:

.header-image .site-header .title-area {
		background-position: center center !important;
	}

.genesis-nav-menu,
	.site-header .title-area,
	.site-header .search-form,
	.site-header .widget-area,
	.site-title {
		text-align: center;
	}

.header-image .site-header .title-area {
		background-size: contain !important;
	}

Not a one of these matches what I posted. As I said, Chrome Developer Tools ALWAYS references the file name and this time does not. It appears that this is generated on the fly which makes sense since you upload the banner graphic via the "header" section of the "Appearance" menu area.

Anyone have an idea of where this will be found so I can change it?

[mikemahony]

Anybody have any ideas how to do this? I just want to take that simple sidebar (primary) that floats at the bottom and move it to the top. I am sure it will require changing the width of the content-sidebar-wrap, but firebug doesn't seem to like that.

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