[rfmeier]

Within the Chrome inspector, I applied the following css rules;

/* for single page post format audio */
.single .format-audio {
    background: #B0C4DE;
}

/* for global post format audio */
.format-audio {
    background: #B0C4DE;
}

I noticed there are some .post background styling around line ~1156.  Make sure these are applied after that to avoid previous styles overriding the .format-aduio styling.

Try that and let me know how it turns out.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Hello,

From inspecting, around line ~1149 within your style.css file, remove the border-top and border-bottom style attributes.

From

.sidebar .widget {
	background-color: #F8F8F8;
	border-bottom: 1px solid #D6D6D6;
	border-top: 3px solid #A5A5A5;
	margin: 0 0 10px;
	padding: 25px;
}

To

.sidebar .widget {
	background-color: #F8F8F8;
	margin: 0 0 10px;
	padding: 25px;
}

This will affect all sidebar widgets.  Other widgets (footer or header?) could possibly be affected too.  You would have to accommodate those if needed.

Let me know how it turns out.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Unfortunately, I did not see any options or filters to adjust this within the source.  There may be another way to do this, but it would still require back-end code.  This code actually could be turned into a plugin, but that would require some more work.

Someone feel free to chime in if they know a better solution.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Hello,

Make sure your the css rules you are creating are not getting overrode by other rules.  Do you have a link where these rules are not being applied properly?

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Hello,

Looking at the Genesis source, as I don't have the Dynamik theme, a filter will need to be created to target a new custom comment callback.  The new custom comment callback is used to display each comment within the comment loop.  I created a gist that would go within your functions.php.  As I said before, I do not have the Dynamik theme, so I am not sure if that theme is using a custom comment callback of it's own.

I hope this helps or points you in the right direction.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Hello,

Their logo is actually the background image of the site content.

http://mc-junk.com/wp-content/themes/mcjunk/images/1024-back.png

You could use absolute position to slide down a header to be overlap the site content.

Hopefully this helps.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

I see.  Does the theme have a page_blog.php template file?

Try adding the following;

add_action(‘genesis_post_title’, ‘genesis_do_post_title’);

Removing the action within the functions.php file is removing the title globally for all posts/pages.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Hello,

Upon inspecting your style.css file.  I found the site description was causing an issue.

Within your style.css file, change;

.header-image #description {
	display: block;
	overflow: hidden;
}

to

.header-image #description {
	display: block;
	text-indent: -999em;
}

Let me know if it works.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Cameron,

That is preventing the post titles from displaying (most likely through out the entire site).  Commenting that out should make the post titles display again.

Let me know the results.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Cameron,

Did the 'genesis_post_title' default callback get removed somewhere by chance?  Usually this would be done within the functions.php file or a Genesis targeted plugin.

Let me know.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

You're welcome.  I am glad I could help.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Hmmm, well browser page response cache is pretty much based on the url.  So going to a 404 page and appending a query parameter like ?asdfd=1231 should make the browser retrieve a new version.  Howver, I tried that and I am still getting the same result in IE.

Do you have server side caching running?

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

I have never had another site to mix with a WordPress site, I would look up their documentation or start here; http://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_General_Screen

If you wanted to just create a Page in WordPress and set that as the homepage, that would work too.

Within your WordPress Admin area create a page and name it 'Home' (You can add content later).

Then go to Settings -> Reading.  Under the 'Front page displays' option, select 'A static page (select below)'.  Select the 'Home' page and save the setting.

This will set that 'Home' page you created as the home page and not display the blog posts.

I hope this will set you in the right direction.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Oh-- My mistake.  I didn't scroll down far enough.  It looks like you have and grid loop on the home page.  That will have to be removed.

I am not familiar with the Generate Child theme, but check to see if it will allow you to turn the grid off within the settings somewhere.  Otherwise you can check the home.php file and look for code similar to the following;

<?php

remove_action( 'genesis_loop', 'genesis_do_loop' );
add_action( 'genesis_loop', 'custom_grid_loop_helper' );

Comment out those lines of code and see if properly removes the grid loop.

Let me know how it turns out.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Hello,

Are you essentially trying to have a non-blog home page?

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Hello,

You probably don't need to turn off any/all of the site's plugins.  At contemplate which one could be a possible culprit.  Any custom .htaccess modifications in the works?

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

You're welcome.  Glad I could help.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Hello,

I apologize, I made a mistake on my last post.  I didn't notice/read your previous post.

I would append the css to the end of the style.css file.  It looks like it is being overrode by the #content .post h2 rule because the override is after it within the css.

Let me know if this helps.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Try appending it to the end of the style.css file.  Or if you want, in the grid section if one exists.  It really shouldn't matter.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

[rfmeier]

Hello,

Try using this rul;

#content .genesis-grid h2 {
padding-left: 0;
}

I was able to change it live and chrome and it removed the padding for the grid titles.

I hope this helps.

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Ryan Meier – Twitter

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