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Hi Victor,

I still don't see them all on Chrome, but I'm glad that you do, which means they're visible, so that's good enough for me. (I do see them all on Microsoft Edge though.)

Thanks for taking the time to respond,
Renee

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Worked perfectly, thank you very much!

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Oh rats. Now the author info shows up on pages too, which I don't want. http://www.reneetaylorcpa.com/hire-me/

If anyone knows the code that I should add to Simple Hooks genesis_before_post_content so that author info is displayed on posts only, I'd appreciate it.

Meanwhile I'll keep looking.....

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Thanks so much Neville! That worked great.

(I was using the Genesis Simple Edits plugin and didn't know about the Simple Hooks. I appreciate the tip.)

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Still seems not to work, so I've just removed the Post Info for now. I'll try again later.

Any idea when a non-temporary fix might be applied?

Thanks again!

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Hi,

I'm having the exact same problem as @neville, except I'm using the Prose theme for my site http://www.reneetaylorcpa.com. Upon updating to Genesis 2.0, my post info looks just like Neville's screenshot above -- except for my info versus his, of course. (I don't know how to make a screenshot.)

I've verified G+ in my User Profile, and selected myself as the Homepage Author in the Genesis SEO settings. I'm afraid I don't know how to find out if esc_html() is occurring in my code.

My question: Should I just copy and paste the code from https://gist.github.com/GaryJones/6182252 into the Prose theme's Custom Functions?

Many thanks for your help!

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