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Not sure if you got this resolved or not. We just installed Adorable, so I was looking into what issues people are having with
it.From your initial post, it looks like your image is missing the source. That means there's no picture to look it.
I don't know if that affects feedburner or not, but thought I'd point it out to you as a place to start looking.
(Looking at your site, I don't see the issue.)
Where are you trying to put it?
If you want it in a widget so you can put it in a sidebar, then create a "text" widget, Paste the code in there.
If you want it to always be in the header or footer, then stick it in the header/footer scripts as Summer suggested.
Hi.
This may be vary slightly on your theme, but at the bottom of the post page, there is a section for "scripts". (You may need to scroll a ways down to find it.)If you paste the links there, they will show in the head.
That is, in the scripts, just past the link tag:
<link rel="next" href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=2" />
And repeat for each page.
Thanks Wendy, I think we were both answering at the same time last night. The HTML I pulled from inspecting the elements on the page, and seeing what the link was, but I think copy past probably got corrupted too.
I need to remember to use gist's, it sure makes pasting a lot easier. 🙂
Rahn
I know this is an old thread, and it looks like you got it figured out. (Site looks good, by the way.)
How did you end up doing it?
Could you just create a page with no content in it, and set "use static front page?"
You have the wrong quotes on your link. Probably from copy/pasting
you have:
<img src="”http://parentjob.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/read-more.png”">
Get rid of the inner quotes, that aren't really quotes. (Look closely and you'll see the look different than the outer quotes.
I think this will do it (notice all the single ' marks and double quotes " are vertical, not slanted:
add_filter( 'the_content_more_link', ‘custom_read_more_link' );
function custom_read_more_link() {
return '<a class="more-link” href="' . get_permalink() . '">
<img src="http://parentjob.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/read-more.png" /></a>';
}
You know that's a loaded question, right?
- Can you export all the settings (using the export function built into Genesis), and send that to the developer? I haven't played with the export, so I don't know how well it works, however, the documentation implies this makes it pretty easy to move a site.
- Or, create a instantWP install of the site, put that somewhere accessible (a-la dropbox shared folders, google drive, whatever), and let him take a look at that? For my sites, I've re-created them about 20 times now as I've cleaned machines, moved servers, and what not. It's actually pretty quick to do if you have a decent backup. I use Backwpup plugin, which shoved everything needed into a zip file and sticks it on dropbox for me.
- Also, did you send specific details about the problem? That is, something like "my logo image is 100x100px, and I set this as the logo, and I updated the .css, line 123. I changed the value from Foo to Bar", or something like that.
- and naturally, did you ask StudioPress support? They were really good when I contacted them.
Good luck getting your issue resolved?
Hi,
I'm a bit new here (this actually being my first post to this forum), but I've been so impressed with Genesis that I wanted to chime in. I've been blogging since 2007, and never had any interest in purchasing a theme. When my wife started her blog, she wanted more from a theme than we could find in a free one.
After trying one of the much more expensive alternatives, and spending 3 weeks banging our heads against the wall, we decided to try Genesis out.
We were able to get the main site almost the way we wanted it in under a half hour. There's been some minor tweaking since then, but out of the box, we got everything we wanted for the particular theme we bought for that site.
I had a couple questions, and emailed support, and got very specific answers (with detailed steps of what to do). That gave me the confidence that the company stands by their product.
We've since purchased a couple more themes (they are cheaper after you purchase Genesis), and I'm going through all of our sites updating them.
Like you, I currently have 5 sites (different domains) hosted under one account. Installing a theme on the different domains doesn't affect the others. They are completely independent of each other. (Of course, I realize you may have your domain setup differently than I do.)
Hope that helps and good luck.