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August 21, 2013 at 8:10 am in reply to: Add a responsive sliding touch-enabled menu (like Facebook mobile site) #57911mpoynerMember
Thanks for the reply Susan! I've tried adding this code but it doesn't seem to do anything. Can you take a look?
I just added your code to the bottom of my existing style.css. I assume there's nothing else I need to do with that.
April 19, 2013 at 2:49 pm in reply to: Need to call in latest few posts from a specific category #36448mpoynerMemberdelete
April 19, 2013 at 2:45 pm in reply to: Need to make the slider smaller and put some news text next to it, responsively #36446mpoynerMemberHey, thanks. This helped a lot. I played with a few tweaks and I think I have it working (although I haven't pulled in my posts in the news area yet, so we'll see if that breaks it.)
mpoynerMemberHey Susan, in case you're still in the helpful mood 🙂
Could you take a look at my post linked below and give me some advice, when get some spare time? Thanks!
Need to make the slider smaller and put some news text next to it, responsively
mpoynerMemberHey Susan, I didn't get a nofication about this last reply you sent. Sorry!
This morning, I had an email from StudioPress support, replying to a message I had sent to them yesterday before you got in touch with me. They showed me where to put the code for my image. I really only needed it to resize once it got to the smaller viewport sizes, as you said. You can see that it's working great now.
Thanks for all of your help! I really appreciate it. You went above and beyond.
mpoynerMemberActually, yeah, I was just going to ask about something with the media queries. How do I get the image to shrink as the viewport is getting smaller? Create a number of images and pull them in with media queries? Or is there a way to make the one image dynamically shrink? Whatever is the best practice is the way I'll do it.
mpoynerMemberWow, thanks so much! This is perfect.
I see a couple of places where I'd like a bit more negative/white space around the logo (just a few pixels). I assume the best way is to just build it into the PNG itself, rather than trying to play with margin CSS around the image?
I can't thank you enough for this help.
Have a great evening!
mpoynerMembergreat, thanks (didn't see your last post until after I posted)
mpoynerMemberSo what I have now is:
#title-area {
background: url(/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/BOLwhiteTextShadow400.png)no-repeat;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
}
.header-image #title-area a { text-indent: -9999px; }I turned off the header text to see what happens and the logo looks good, but the white space is showing at right in the header.
mpoynerMemberOk, I had to take .header-image off of the first #title-area line, then the image showed up.
mpoynerMemberI have a transparent PNG at 400px that was already up there in my media library for use.
I put the code into the stylesheet for the Outlook theme. (I assume it should go there instead of in the Genesis theme styelsheet/s?)
I"m not seeing the image show up right now. Don't think I did anything wrong, but I'm going to double check.
mpoynerMemberThanks so much for your help Susan!
Yes, left-aligned is perfect, and I'd like to keep the background pattern.
Will this way of fixing it keep the good responsiveness that the rest of the theme has?
Thanks so much!
mpoynerMemberBump. Can anyone help?
mpoynerMemberHmmm. I'm wondering now if what I'm seeing as the custom header settings is just a WordPress custom header setting, and not a Genesis-specific setting?
If so, then how does one upload a logo to use instead of the text? I've googled it and saw a few pages talking about how to do it, but in my Genesis theme settings I don't have the toggle switch that's described on those pages for "dynamic text" or logo (such as in the directions on this page:Â http://www.blogmagician.com/how-to-add-custom-logo-genesis-child-theme/)
mpoynerMemberHmm. I just realized something else: if you keep resizing the browser window down to about mobile screen size, the grey color that I'm seeing appear at right in the header will then start creeping out from under my uploaded header image and the menu items from the header then can't be read very easily at all.
I don't see this color at all if I get rid of the header image altogether and just use text in the header logo area. But I can't do that. Our logo really needs to be used here instead of just a text name. (I imagine this is how most churches and organizations would want to use this template also.)
March 15, 2013 at 11:23 am in reply to: On "Outreach" theme, switch frontpage Twitter area to a 3-column area #27183mpoynerMemberActually, I guess what would be really nice is if I could choose to have 2, 3, or 4 widgets in use there and they would resize based on how many were in use at the moment. Because as of right now, I can see this being an area that might change often, depending on what content or features I need to put in the space.
March 15, 2013 at 11:20 am in reply to: On "Outreach" theme, switch frontpage Twitter area to a 3-column area #27181mpoynerMemberSure, thanks!
http://69.195.124.88/~bridgeo9/ Â That is the temp URL while I'm setting up the site.
I just saw in the functions.php file where the subfooter left and subfooter right are being called in, but I'm a bit afraid of messing with that at the moment because I don't know what is going on in other files to make those sections work, so wanted to wait to get some advice first.
I'm sure that I could do this by hand, creating my own columns and styles, but I'd rather have these be editable widget areas as they are now (only 4 of them instead of 2), and I don't have enough WordPress experience to know how to go about doing that.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
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