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stupid question perhaps but did you try changing it to something else like "abcd" to make sure you entered the correct pwd?

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ok, here goes 🙂 all this code goes in the styles.css file residing under wp-content/themes/eleven40pro at the BOTTOM of the file.

put your title on 1 line :

div.title-area {
width: auto;
}
aside.header-widget-area {
width: 60%;
}
section.widget_nav_menu {
display: none;
}

To have the tagline capitalized, add this piece of css to your p.mytagline :
text-transform: capitalize;

See if that comes out as you want it 🙂

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sent you an email...

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the p.mytagline goes into the styles.css file of your theme, not in the functions.php file 🙂

the code has to be (seems to be a forum issue : http://pastebin.com/Lq6zMHCn

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no, it should go in the functions.php file in wp-content/themes/your-child-theme 🙂

the a href should end with " : http://www.yourdomain.com" and no ;

something goes wrong when pasting the code here on the forum...

To make the tagline italic, insert this code in your theme's style.css :

div#mytagline {
font-style: italic;
}

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sorry, my bad... didn't tell you but my second post's code :

add_filter( 'genesis_seo_title', 'my_tagline', 10,3 );
function my_tagline() {
	$inside = sprintf( '<a href="http://www.yourdomain.com" title="%s">%s</a><p class="mytagline">YOUR TAGLINE GOES HERE</p>', esc_attr( get_bloginfo('name') ), get_bloginfo('name') );
	$title = sprintf('<div class="site-title">%s</div>', $inside );
	return $title;
}

needs to go into your theme's functions.php file and not in your css file 🙂

Try that out first and then we'll see for styling the rest 🙂

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looking at the code again, you have to target the element like this (I think) :

div#text-50 .textwidget { padding: 0px; }

and make sure that line is under the css for the div.textwidget.

I'm also still figuring out css so I could be wrong 😉

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in the style for the video widget, you can add : padding: 0px; and if that css comes after your 10 px padding on div.textwidget, the padding should be removed from the videowidget.

Sometimes it's a matter of putting the css in the right order to achieve another result 🙂

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try adding your style to div#test-50. you can add margin-top to have it aligned but before you do this, move the social icons widget above the movie so you can trial how much margin you need to have it aligned.

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you can target your comments by using the li.byuser or li.comment-author-tstjean (or the equivalent class for your collegue-admin and so style the divs inside too :

li.comment-author-tstjean .comment-header {
background: red; //* or a better background ;)
}

If you use Google Chrome's developper tools, you can then find out which other elements you need to target for your layout.

Hope this gets you on your way 🙂

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Using the most recent version of Genesis?
If so, try reuploading both master & child theme and see if problem is solved...

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after some googling around, this could be caused by the Yoast plugin you have installed...
Can you deactivate that and see if the problem persist?

Found some info on this page : http://wordpress.org/support/topic/wp-seo-changes-homepage-title

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as far as I know, credits aren't mandatory. If you developped the site for your client and you have the appropiate license at StudioPress, all is well I suppose 🙂

I think it's more or less being put in the SP FAQS : http://www.studiopress.com/faqs#clients

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This should do the trick for a custom tagline underneath the title :

add_filter( 'genesis_seo_title', 'my_tagline', 10,3 );
function my_tagline() {
	$inside = sprintf( '<a href="http://www.yourdomain.com" title="%s">%s</a><p class="mytagline">YOUR TAGLINE GOES HERE</p>', esc_attr( get_bloginfo('name') ), get_bloginfo('name') );
	$title = sprintf('<div class="site-title">%s</div>', $inside );
	return $title;
}

you can then style the title by targetting it in css like in my previous post.
To edit the tagline, target it like this in your style.css :

p.mytagline {
	font-size: 50px;
	color: red;
}

Hopefully I made myself clear 🙂

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here you go, add these styles to style.css which is sitting in your Eleven40 Pro theme folder :

header title :

.site-title {
	font-size: 50px; //* or whatever value you want ;)
}

menubuttons font :

.site-header .genesis-nav-menu li {
font-size: 35px;
}

The extra tagline is a bit more complicated but I'll try to get some working code for you.

It also helps if you provide us with a link to your website 🙂

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great you figured it out Roger 🙂

You can do real magic (pun intended 😉 ) with CSS 🙂

Make sure you label the topic as "Resolved" if you're done 😉

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div.textwidget {
padding: 10px; //* this adds 10px to all sides, left, top, bottom, right
padding-right: 10px; //* this adds only 10px padding to the right side and same goes for padding-left, -top, bottom
}

this should pad only the inside text...

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remove the background from your #wrap :

#wrap {
background: none;
}

and add transparent background to your new widget area :

#cta {
background: transparent;
}

that should make it transparent...

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http://my.studiopress.com/docs/child-themes/ 😉 second paragraph and beyond 🙂

perhaps a good idea to download and activate the Genesis Sample theme?

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if you want padding to all text widgets, add this code :

div.widget_text {
padding: 10px; //* this adds 10px to all sides, left, top, bottom, right
padding-right: 10px; //* this adds only 10px padding to the right side and same goes for padding-left, -top, bottom
}

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