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PatrickODacreMember
This may be obvious, but are you sure you've applied posts to the other years? 🙂
PatrickODacreMemberYup, checked all functions to make sure I wasn't filtering the layout. I even tried filtering the layout to be what I wanted it to be. No go.
Here's how you reproduce:
1 - don't use the blog template. Instead go to Settings > Reading and set the Posts page.
2 - set default page layout in Genesis options to full width
3 - go to posts page and set layout to content-sidebarResult:
full-width-content class remains in the <body> tag, so sidebar is pushed below the content
Workaround:
- set default layout to whatever you want your posts page to be.
- choose other layouts for individual pages as neededEDIT:
If I create a home.php page and add the proper filter, I can change the layout that way.
PatrickODacreMemberlol, yup. You got it.
PatrickODacreMemberI would find .site-inner in the style.css file, and change the padding-top: to 100px (originally 40px;).
You can play with that number until you get the distance just right.
So you'll go from this:
.site-inner {
background-color: #fff;
clear: both;
padding-top: 40px;
}to this:
.site-inner {
background-color: #fff;
clear: both;
padding-top: 100px;
}PatrickODacreMember.home .site-tagline {
display: none;
}PatrickODacreMemberCan't view the site, I'm afraid =\
In the post editor, Genesis allows you to add a custom body class. You can create a class that hides that portion of the css that outputs the grey stripe you don't want.
Step 1: Open the page from which you want to remove the tagline. > Scroll down to Layout Settings and put the name of the class you want to use in the Custom Body Class field (ie: remove-tagline) > Save the page.
Step 2: Edit your style.css file:.remove-tagline .site-tagline {
display:none;
}Just make sure you add it where it will affect all screen widths (ie: not in a media query)
SAVE the stylesheet.
This is untested. Let us know if it worked.
PatrickODacreMemberHi Whiskymac,
Making the theme responsive isn't as simple as putting in a few css snippets, I'm afraid =\
You'll have to rewrite some of the theme styles, to be sure, but the other variable is your site design; your menu isn't responsive and you'll have to rethink how you're organizing your content.
The easiest solution would be to start with a newer theme.
If it were me, I would start there and look into best practices in designing the navigation you have.
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