[pxforti]

I think you already figured it out. John's screen shot shows the nav div and it's id/class.

If I want a header id or class, I right click in chrome and select Inspect Element. It takes me to that element or close to it. Then I can find its class or id. If there is no class, you can use it's container; eg, #header .wrap

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[pxforti]

The defaults are browser defaults. To change them, you have to write a rule.

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[pxforti]

If you can't find a css rule with firebug, try searching your style.css. If it's not there, then there is no specific css rule and formatting is default. I don't think there are css rules that affect your theme in the genesis framework. In some cases, the css might be hard coded into the genesis php. You can also search the genesis folder to the rule.

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[pxforti]

Hi

If you make your header 200px high, then everything below the header moves down. That's ok, but you'll have to modify your body background image to make it match up with the new header height.

Your background image in your themes images folder images/bg.png

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[pxforti]

to make by uppercase, add
.post-info {
text-transform: uppercase;
}

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[pxforti]

Regarding sidebar widths, it's possible yours are styled to be different widths. You can change that in the css, but that can be tricky, especially with a responsive theme.

RE author link: http://my.studiopress.com/docs/shortcode-reference/#post-author-posts-link-shortcode

Look at the different between [post_author_link] and [post_author_posts_link]

Finally, the line in your left column are formatted in your style.css.

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[pxforti]

I think it's because the width is added as a style that the css can't overrule it. I tried to set the max-width for wp-caption and img, but it doesn't work.

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[pxforti]

Take a look at this code:

https://gist.github.com/GaryJones/1839234

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[pxforti]

the image attachment has a width in it. If you can remove that in the html, it will fix the problem:

<div id="attachment_4098" class="wp-caption alignright" style="width: 330px"><img class="size-full wp-image-4098 " alt="EQ vocals starting with the microphone." src="http://www.behindthemixer.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/eq_vocals_six_steps.jpg" width="320" height="214" />

eg, remove: style="width: 330px"

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[pxforti]

You can make the image wider or you can set the image alignment to none.

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[pxforti]

I have too many pages that are already built and don't want to have to turn off comments every time I build a page.

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[pxforti]

Jim, once you change the header image height in the add_theme_support code, you will probably also have to adjust the header height in css.

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[pxforti]

Look in your theme functions.php for something like this (code is from streamline)

/** Add support for custom header */
add_theme_support( 'genesis-custom-header', array( 'width' => 960, 'height' => 120 ) );

If you are adding a header image, it will be cropped to the dimensions shown above. Try adjusting the height in this code.

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[pxforti]

in the style.css file, about line 253, find this code:

h1, .entry-title, .entry-title a, #title {
font-size: 48px;
font-size: 3rem;
}

You can change the font size there. If you need px to rem calculator, you can find it here: http://foliovision.com/2013/03/responsive-design-calculator

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[pxforti]

The easiest way to get any genesis template to look like it does in the demo is to import the xml data, but don't do this on a site that already has your content in it. But if you're just starting, it's a great way to figure out how the templates work.

Here are instructions for importing the content: http://my.studiopress.com/tutorials/import-demo-content/

After you import it, then log into My StudeoPress > Downloads, find your template and click the Get Started link. That takes you to specific instructions for setting up your template.

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[pxforti]

Hi Works. I have heard that the google sitemap generator plugin is a bit of a resourse hog. If you have yoast seo plugin installed, it has an xml sitemap feature.

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[pxforti]

Change the name of the function: eg,

add_filter( ‘genesis_post_info’, ‘post_info_custom_filter’ );
function post_info_custom_filter($post_info) {
if (!is_page()) {
$post_info = ‘Written by  [post_author_posts_link]  [post_comments]  [post_edit]‘;
return $post_info;
}
}

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