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it depends if you're using HTML5 or not.
for non-HTML5 sites:
for HTML5 sites:
http://my.studiopress.com/snippets/entry-footer/
oh, you're using the featured posts widget. it's not a function you change, but a setting in the widget.
under Show Post Info, change what you have to [post_categories before=""]
that should do the trick.
something like this in the functions file should work:
add_filter( 'genesis_post_meta', 'anitac_post_meta_filter' );
function anitcac_post_meta_filter($post_meta) {
if ( is_home() ) {
$post_meta = '[post_categories before=""]';
return $post_meta;
}
}
i'm not seeing the issues your describing. were you able to fix them?
yes and then use the Custom Menu Widget under Appearance > Widgets
if you didn't activate HTML5 support, then the what you had before should work just fine.
it doesn't look like you have activated it, so the #wrap declaration should still work.
create a menu with the pages you want to appear and then add a custom menu widget to that area and select the menu you just created.
what are you trying to do?
please be a little more descriptive as to what it is you're trying to fix.
can you link to a specific page that you're trying to do this with?
try changing #wrap to .site-container and see if that works for you.
float: center doesn't do anything.
you can try adding margin: 0 auto; to that rule and it'll center the .creds div.
you can try text-align: center; if you'd like to center the text.
if you'd like to then center the image, you should add a class of aligncenter to the image.hope that helps!
the default featured page widget doesn't allow for aligning the images to the center.
the demo of the theme you're using uses an image size of 240x100, which makes the image appear centered. (you're using a 150x150 sized image)
if you use an image that size, you should be good.
instead of floating the rules on line 285 to the right, float them to the left.
.menu-primary li, .menu-secondary li, #header .menu li { float: left; }you'll need to add the following to the css:
#nav { display: block; overflow: hidden; } #nav .wrap { float: right; }you'll have to re-arrange your menu to the correct order, but this will allow you to achieve the same look without having to add the menus in backwards.
some of the widths of items don't seem to match with the demo, which is why you're seeing a difference.
have you changed any CSS?
