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I'm just using the widget areas native to the theme.
seoskyrocketMemberI'm just checking back to see if you guys have any ideas about this one. Thanks!
seoskyrocketMemberI think you should be able to see the issue now. Check this page, for example: http://dougwils.com/s7-engaging-the-culture/my-militance.html
You'll notice that the breadcrumbs bar and the top of the dog's head are touching the bottom of the nav menu whereas the theme natively places some spacing there.
seoskyrocketMemberOther than the 768px width media, the only other issue I notice is that the blog posts and sidebar are pushed up against the bottom of the nav menu on the subpages. Is there a way to change that without doing away with the Soliloquy formatting on the homepage? Thanks!
seoskyrocketMemberThat looks great. I think the only thing left is the 768px width. Thanks again!
seoskyrocketMemberseoskyrocketMemberI also notice that the formatting reverts back to the native Daily Dish look on smaller browsers. I realize that you owe me nothing, so I'm very thankful for your grace.
seoskyrocketMemberI don't know the link to the catch-all blog. The site is primarily a blog and the homepage is the only place I know of on the site that pulls posts from all of the various categories.
seoskyrocketMemberAs an update, I pasted in a clean stylesheet from the Daily Dish Pro theme, walked through the steps you gave me, and the spacing in the content area is still off a bit. In addition to the sidebar and content area being flush with the bottom of the nav menu, the default spacing between the content area and the sidebar has changed so that the two seem oddly far apart. Thanks again for your help!
seoskyrocketMemberI think I did change something that removed some of the spacing in the content area that is native to the theme. I notice that the sidebar and content area on the homepage are pushed up against the bottom of the slider.
seoskyrocketMemberNever mind. I see what I did wrong. It looks great! Thank you, sir!
seoskyrocketMemberThanks for your help! I don't know if I did something wrong, but the changes I made also removed the margins from the content area so that the content is now touching the left side of the page. My goal for the header and footer to be full-width and for the area between the header and footer to maintain the default styling with the exception of the removal of the line that separates the content area from the background. Thank you again for spending your time on this. It's a huge help and I think it make the site look WAY better.
seoskyrocketMemberJust checking back in on this. Thanks in advance for whatever help you're able to provide.
April 28, 2015 at 1:23 pm in reply to: Retain Paragraph Breaks/Formatting on Homepage Blog Posts #149436seoskyrocketMemberJust checking back in on this. Thanks in advance for whatever help you're able to provide.
seoskyrocketMemberI'm just checking back in on this. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
April 27, 2015 at 7:02 pm in reply to: Retain Paragraph Breaks/Formatting on Homepage Blog Posts #149345seoskyrocketMemberVictor, thanks for responding. I tried the plugin and another like it, but, even after clearing my caches, they didn't change the display of my homepage. I don't know code, but the code concerns me because it was written 4 years ago. Do you or others have any other suggestions? Thanks!
seoskyrocketMemberSorry, scratch the wording above. I mixed up my wording. It should have said:
I’m using Daily Dish Pro and love the standard size image that displays on the homepage blog posts. The only trouble is that on occasion a post has an image that’s in PORTRAIT format. Is there a way to keep the standard image width, but allow for the height to adjust in the rare event that I post a PORTRAIT picture like a book cover? For an example, check out the post entitled “Review: Christian Reconstruction: R. J. Rushdoony and American Religious Conservatism,” which was posted today, April 24th. Thanks for your help!
seoskyrocketMemberThat did it. Thanks!
seoskyrocketMemberI placed the following code at the end of function.php and it broke the site (white screen). What did I do wrong?
<?php
//* Do NOT include the opening php tag//* Customize the credits
add_filter( 'genesis_footer_creds_text', 'sp_footer_creds_text' );
function sp_footer_creds_text() {
echo '<div class="creds"><p>';
echo 'Copyright © ';
echo date('Y');
echo ' · The Stand Hot Dogs · Website by SEO Skyrocket';
echo '</p></div>';
}seoskyrocketMemberWon't that be overwritten every time the child theme updates? If so, I'd rather not go that direction. Is there another option to get the plugin to work?
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