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I would do this:
<?php if (is_home()) { ?><div style="background: #eeeeee; text-align: center;"><img src="/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/collage.jpg" width="1160" height="205"></div> <?php } ?>If is_home doesn't work, try is_front_page.
Then make sure that you check the box for php under the hook. (Not that I've ever forgotten do that... ahem.)
The strange part though is that in Firebug, only the first widget was showing in the code. And all of the widgets are IN that one (which they really aren't in the dashboard).
What's really weird is I swapped the position of the 1st and 3rd widgets, and now they're all showing up. Gotta love WordPress! 🙂
Thanks @braddalton ! That did the trick. I didn't realize that I could just add a paragraph tag. Plus I had an apostrophe in the text they wanted, and that was causing an error. Oops. It's working perfectly now.
She could also make menu items for Facebook and Twitter and then replace the text for those menu items with the images.
@AnitaC - Unfortunately the comment policy shows up right before the comment box area. Their comment box has a background color, and it's appearing outside the colored area when I try that.
@braddalton - I actually do have that already in my php file. I used it to change 'Speak your mind' to 'Leave a comment.' The problem is that I want to add another line of text after 'Leave a Comment'.I've noticed that the testing at http://www.studiopress.com/responsive/ isn't 100% accurate. I've been doing my own testing on my smartphone and tablet, and it's always different than what's up there. But anyhow... I did find a workaround that seems to be working. You're welcome to close this.
Oops. That read my post as code. Let me try that again with some spaces. 🙂
You probably have to click the box next to “Unhook genesis do header function from this hook?” in the genesis_header hook. Sorry I forgot that step before. That should remove the old header and just put yours in there.
You probably have to click the box next to "UnhookÂ
genesis_do_header()Â function from this hook?" in the genesis_header hook. Sorry I forgot that step before. That should remove the old header and just put yours in there.You can add the image to the header hook (the Get Tickets Now image that is) and make it clickable:<div id="clicknow"><a href="your URL here"><img src="your image URL"></a></div>Then you could use CSS to position that image where you want it to be in the header.If your Get Tickets Now image is part of your header image already, you could map the header using http://image-maps.com. They'll give you code to put into that header hook.
You can add the image to the header hook (the Get Tickets Now image that is) and make it clickable:
<div id="clicknow"><a href="your URL here"><img src="your image URL"></a></div>
Then you could use CSS to position that image where you want it to be in the header.
If your Get Tickets Now image is part of your header image already, you could map the header using http://image-maps.com. They'll give you code to put into that header hook.
You could do this:
.menu-primary, .menu-secondary, #header .menu {margin: 0 auto; max-width:Â 717px;}
I use the Genesis Simple Hooks plugin and then add the image (with link) to the header hook. Then use CSS to position it.
It seems there's still an issue with Prose. I just updated mine yesterday and had to check the Minify CSS box in the design settings. It killed my Google webfonts, but it took care of the crazy look. Hope that helps!
Thanks, Chris. The site is http://fabulesslyfrugal.com/. I don't think they'll go for the excerpts as they do up to 20 posts daily and have people working for them. So if we can avoid adding the extra step, that would be awesome.
Here's what I used the last time I did a custom date background. In the genesis_post_title hook, I added this:
<div id="datecode"><div id="monthname"><?php the_time('F') ?></div>
<div id="daydate"><?php the_time('jS') ?></div>
Then you would have to add CSS to style it and hide the old date.