[Pixel Frau]

You can use a different hook to add the widget area within the header.

[Pixel Frau]

Find the section of your stylesheet that starts with:
/* Genesis eNews Extended--------------------------------------------- */

See how almost everything starts with.sidebar? That means all the styling only applies to an eNews Extended widget in your sidebar. No specific styling for the widget is specified for the footer. You'll need to add additional styling that applies to the footer widgets.

[Pixel Frau]

You can enable footer widgets to get the standard footer widgets at the bottom. And add a new widget area above the footer for the pre-footer section.

[Pixel Frau]

You could add a new widget area to appear above the header.

http://briangardner.com/add-widget-area-site-header/

[Pixel Frau]

Have you posted in the plugin's support forum? That's probably a better place to ask.

[Pixel Frau]

You would add some custom CSS to the media query. For example, if you want it to do that on screen sizes of 800px or less, you'd add the extra styling to the @media only screen and (max-width: 800px) media query that's at the end of your stylesheet.

[Pixel Frau]

This is from the original Daily Dish CSS:

.footer-widgets {
border-top: double #ddd;
clear: both;
padding: 40px 0 20px;
}

This is what I see when inspecting your site's CSS:

body.gppro-custom .footer-widgets {
background-color: #eee;
border-width: 0;
padding-left: 20px;
padding-right: 20px;
padding-top: 20px
}

The left and right padding is causing the issue. It looks like it was added via a plugin.

To solve the problem, either remove that left and right padding from .footer-widgets or reduce the margin-right to 40px for .footer-widgets-1.

[Pixel Frau]

It's pretty much impossible to help without being able to see the site, inspect the code and see what CSS changes you've already made.

[Pixel Frau]

The padding you added to .footer-widgets is causing it. Either remove that padding or reduce the margin-right for .footer-widgets-1 to 40px.

[Pixel Frau]

You would need to change the default size in functions.php and then adjust the CSS to accommodate the larger logo size.

[Pixel Frau]

There's a tutorial for this on Sridhar's website (requires membership).

[Pixel Frau]

You could use a modified loop or add a widget area to the landing page and use the Featured Posts widget.

[Pixel Frau]

Are you talking about the lighter blue band at the bottom? If so, it's .site-footer.

This should help you pinpoint what to target in the CSS.

[Pixel Frau]

1) Change the font, but only in the Front Page 1 Widget 1 text area

.front-page-1 {
font-family: enter the font family here;
}

2) Change the background color in the copyright footer area.

.footer-widgets {
background-color: #colorhexcode;
}

[Pixel Frau]

Ah, I see. You'll want to separate the .nav-primary from .responsive-menu and .genesis-nav-menu. Right now it's changing the color for all of them, which is why you're getting all white. Define the styling for .nav-primary separately so that the colours only apply to that.

[Pixel Frau]

Featured post/page widgets strip formatting which is why you're not seeing lists.

.genesis-nav-menu .sub-menu .menu-item should target subnav items.

[Pixel Frau]

First off, remove the !important from this:

.nav-primary,
.responsive-menu,
.genesis-nav-menu .sub-menu a:hover {
    color: #056905 !important;
}

Then change this:

.responsive-menu,
.genesis-nav-menu,
.nav-primary .current-menu-item > a {
    background-color: #056905;
    color: #fff;
    text-decoration: none;
}

to this:

.responsive-menu,
.genesis-nav-menu,
.nav-primary .current-menu-item > a {
    background-color: #fff;
    color: #056905;
    text-decoration: none;
}

Also, the font and background colours are currently the same (white) on hover. You'll want to change that so people can read the text when hovering on a menu item.

[Pixel Frau]

The Link Manager was removed in WordPress 3.5. It has nothing to do with Genesis. More info here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Version_3.5

[Pixel Frau]

Probably best to email support directly so they can make sure there's not an issue. There's not much anyone can tell you on the forums since we can't see anything in the backend of your site.

One thing to check is to make sure you installed the framework and not the sample theme by mistake.

[Pixel Frau]

If you want it to apply to all widget areas on the homepage, adjust the padding for .home-even, .home-odd.

If you want it to apply only to home-section-2, add styling for .home-section-2.

You can find the relevant CSS to change with Firebug or other similar browser tools.

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