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check this page out http://my.studiopress.com/snippets/post-info/. is that what you were looking to do?
if you tried using
add_action( ‘genesis_before’, ‘child_remove_page_titles’ );instead ofadd_action( ‘get_header’, ‘child_remove_page_titles’ );?
no, there is no default menu you can turn on, sorry 🙁
you can either create pages or create custom ones just to create a menu. this should walk you through the process: http://codex.wordpress.org/Appearance_Menus_Screen
if you search your style.css for 'generate-orange', you'll see the orange colors used. for example in the header, #ef8806 is the orange there. there are different shades of orange, but you can find them by searching for 'generate-orange'.
i don't have access to the theme in question to see if i could be of any help, but here is the link to Genesis developers http://www.studiopress.com/genesis-developers
changing the min-height of the #header container seems to have done the trick!
you're most welcome!
it's not very hard once you know what you're looking for!
maybe it looks different in the browser you're looking at it in, but it looks good in safari, chrome and firefox. i see that the added tag is missing, but it shouldn't make a big difference.
also, it's usually best to edit the style.css instead of using a plugin to add custom css.
maybe it looks different in the browser you're looking at it in, but it looks good in safari, chrome and firefox. i see that the added tag is missing, but it shouldn't make a big difference.
also, it's usually best to edit the style.css instead of using a plugin to add custom css.
oh, thought you wanted to change TITLE to Title, or capitalizing the first letter... you'll want to use:
text-transform: lowercase;if you want it to effect everything on your site, you'll have to do some searching and replacing in your style.css for 'text-transform' and update the ones you'd like to change.
it would go in the css in the property that you want it to effect, like this:
#title {
text-tranform: capitalize;
}
you can't just use that style sheet as many of the containers, div id's and classes will be different from your current website. you'd have to edit the style.css in the child theme to match the website you currently have. it won't be the easiest thing to do, but it can be done.
yes, or you can create custom links as place holders. when creating a new theme, i usually import the xml from the child theme on the studiopress site that has all of the menus and content that you need to see what the site can do.
that's going to take quite a bit more than changing a couple lines of code. i don't have the theme myself, so i don't know exactly what would be the best way to do it, but maybe someone who does have it can code it out.
look for this in your style.css:
#wrap {
background: url("images/bg.jpg") repeat scroll 0 0 transparent;
margin: 5px auto 0;
}change it to:
#wrap {
background: #f5f5f5;
margin: 5px auto 0;
}the line that changes is where the background comes from.
