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If you are using a static front page then yes, you are using the correct conditional. Where are you adding the function? Are you adding it to your functions.php fie?
nunotmpMemberI am not familiar with with the metro-pro theme but you may need to change your conditional from
is_front_page()
tois_home
nunotmpMemberAre you using the shortcode on each page? If you are typing that out for each page why not just hard code the
<p>As Taught At: SCHOOLNAME</p>
Is there a reason for using a taxonomy? Taxonomies are used to filter through your content so there may be another solution to your problem.
nunotmpMembernunotmpMemberWhat exactly are you wanting to accomplish? There may be another solution.
nunotmpMemberAnd are you choosing the layout on the page or Genesis > Theme settings > Default layout?
nunotmpMembernunotmpMembernunotmpMemberOne very easy way to do this is leave the title blank but use its markup. So simply move it down into the text widget and wrap it like so.
<h4 class="widget-title widgettitle">Welcome to Nanty Glo<br>Church of the Nazarene</h4>
This will give you what you are looking for.
nunotmpMemberI use akismet and it works fine for me. Akismet will already be installed as a plugin.
nunotmpMemberDid you get this sorted out? I see the sidebar is #fff and your menu is white aswell.
nunotmpMemberYes you will have to leave it at the domain. I have over 20 WordPress installs on my domain wpzombies.com I simply create a new directory/folder. For example I use wpzombies.co/clientname and add new WordPress install. It is very easy and you don't have to register a sub domain every time.
nunotmpMemberOne way to showcase a external link would be to use an iframe. You will most likely have to tweak this a bit but try something like
<iframe src="http://www.template1.25julydesignstudio.com"></iframe>
And this is what it would look like http://wpzombies.com/iframe/
You can get creative and add a button to open the iframe at full width of the browser, this is how studiopress does it when showing the theme demos http://my.studiopress.com/themes/genesis
nunotmpMemberI see you added a selector call on line #576
#genesis-responsive-slider img
simply addmargin: 0 auto;
under your border.
nunotmpMemberInstead of adding the background image to the anchor tag it would be best to add it to
.site-header .wrap
Try that out.
nunotmpMemberJune 16, 2014 at 8:26 pm in reply to: Changing the background color on Call to Action box Executive Pro #110095nunotmpMemberJune 16, 2014 at 7:48 pm in reply to: Changing the background color on Call to Action box Executive Pro #110084nunotmpMemberThe easiest way to do this is in the WordPress back-end go to appearance > editor this should load the stylesheet of you current theme. You can then hit ctrl+f which will open a search box and type in
home-cta
and you should be able to locate it. Let me know if you need any more help.
June 16, 2014 at 7:46 pm in reply to: Changing the background color on Call to Action box Executive Pro #110083nunotmpMemberGreat, you can change the background color on line 1320 of your stylesheet.
nunotmpMemberYour themes stylesheet is called before the plugins stylesheet so try to place that the very bottom of your stylesheet.
.flexslider .slides img { margin: 0 auto; }
If it still doesnt work then you may need to add the
!important
tag like this.flexslider .slides img { margin: 0 auto !important; }
Just place it at the bottom of your stylesheet.
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