[moxiegirl]

Does it matter where to paste the code in the functions PHP?

[moxiegirl]

Yes, you're right. I guess the better question is how to tell her that the way the website is working now is better for her than the way Marie's site is?

[moxiegirl]

Oh, so now how I do I explain that to my client? lol There has to be a benefit to having it the way Genesis is doing it right?

[moxiegirl]

I did pick WYSISWG editor and inserted the image. I took screen shots of the back and front end.

[moxiegirl]

That didn't work either. Seems weird.

[moxiegirl]

I have enabled the Standard Meta Box. As before, I have the option to upload an image for those pages where it's enable, but nothing shows up? ::confused::

[moxiegirl]

I added the code and got the plugin installed, but I must have a setting wrong in the plugin as the image doesn't show up. Could you see what I have wrong?

[moxiegirl]

Really? I got it? 😀

So I paste that at the end of the functions.php or do I add it in somewhere else. I don't touch PHP much (as we know it frightens me) and I can't make heads nor tails of the php file rhythm.

[moxiegirl]

So the code you put on your site shows:

add_action('genesis_before_sidebar_widget_area', 'wpsites_sidebar_custom_field');
function wpsites_sidebar_custom_field() {
if ( is_single() && genesis_get_custom_field('sidebar_custom_field') )
echo '<div class="widget">'. genesis_get_custom_field('sidebar_custom_field') .'</div>';
} 

I need it to go above the Site Tagline on each page, so I need to change it to:

add_action('genesis_after_header', 'header_image_custom_field');
function header_image_custom_field() {
if ( is_single() && genesis_get_custom_field('header_image_custom_field') )
echo '<div class="widget">'. genesis_get_custom_field('header_image_custom_field') .'</div>';
} 

Is that how I'd do it? I'm working on Minimum Pro.

[moxiegirl]

Oh, okay. Thanks for that info John!

[moxiegirl]

That was it! Thanks for that smart thinking 🙂

[moxiegirl]

I changed my functions php where it showed 6 to 1, but no change. Any more ideas?

[moxiegirl]

I finally figured out who to get the circle and the rectangle. Thanks!

[moxiegirl]

Thanks Marcy!

[moxiegirl]

You're right. You did. Sorry for the dumb question. 🙂

[moxiegirl]

Thanks Brad! Your tutorials are awesome.

I just went ahead and added the eNews widget. And now trying to style it inline.

I've added the CSS to it that I thought should make it go inline, but it's not budging. I have styled the tagline widget area and the enews widget. Could you tell me what I am missing?

[moxiegirl]

As I continue to diagnose, I found this post:

How To Have A Responsive Header Image With The Genesis Framework

There are two things now as an issue (disregarding the clutterness of Woocommerce which seems to be a whole other cans of worms):

[moxiegirl]

I figured out one solution, I installed the Genesis Responsive Slider, instead of the Genesis Slider (regular version?).

Responsive header seems to be something upon further research that there is a plugin for it? Is there any other solution? Like a CSS solution?

[moxiegirl]

Thank you Brad... I plugged in your CSS and it worked. I don't even know what she touched, but thanks for saving me 🙂

[moxiegirl]

No, not using Custom Header. It's the Executive theme and using it's spot to upload the header. Oy... hate when someone messes it up and I can't figure it out. I'll look in the php ( I hope she didn't touch that).

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