[sharingsunshine]

the dropdown in question is located at the top right and is named "Frugal Topics."

[sharingsunshine]

that is sure nice of you to offer. I have sent the form already.

[sharingsunshine]

Looking at header.php in the Genesis theme this is what I found. The only white space that I saw was after the last semi-colon. There was a new line I took that out and uploaded it but don't see any difference.

Are you still seeing the problem?

Thanks,

Randal

[sharingsunshine]

I really need some help with this.

Thanks,

Randal

[sharingsunshine]

When I add back in the custom stylesheet I added the box outline comes back. So I will just have to troubleshoot the stylesheet to find the problem. Really nothing I can expect from anyone else so I am considering this solved.

[sharingsunshine]

I have removed the extra box by going back to the original functions.php file before I added the custom.css and the extra color.

Here is the code I changed. The color I added was Maroon. Can anyone see anything wrong with this code?

/** Create additional color style options */
add_theme_support( 'genesis-style-selector', array( 
	'education-black'	=> __( 'Black' , 'education' ), 
	'education-green'	=> __( 'Green' , 'education' ), 
	'education-purple'	=> __( 'Purple' , 'education' ), 
	'education-red'		=> __( 'Red' , 'education' ), 
	'education-teal'	=> __( 'Teal' , 'education' ), 
	'education-maroon'	=> __( 'Maroon' , 'education' ) 
) );

and for the custom.css I read it was best to add it as the last thing

genesis_register_sidebar( array(
	'id'			=>	'featured',
	'name'			=>	__( 'Featured', 'education' ),
	'description'	=>	__( 'This is the featured section displayed below the intro.', 'education' ),
) );
genesis_register_sidebar( array(
	'id'			=>	'call-to-action',
	'name'			=>	__( 'Call To Action', 'education' ),
	'description'	=>	__( 'This is the call to action banner.', 'education' ),
) );
function custom_style_sheet() {
wp_enqueue_style( 'custom-styling', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/custom.css' );
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'custom_style_sheet');

Thanks,

Randal

[sharingsunshine]

decided to try the gist method of including the code

[sharingsunshine]

Thanks for getting back to me. Yes, I do want to find the actual problem and remove it completely. Here is the code in the text box.

Actually, I have tried numerous ways to add the code

tags and pressing the code button above but after 10 attempts I need someone to give me some direction.

I have removed all of the text from the text box, saved it and then refreshed the browser and it still shows the extra box. I have tried to respond to this post numerous times so there must be something wrong with how I putting the code in and using the code tags. So please forgive me they aren't put in properly.

Please tell me how to find this extra text-widget. Or, if I need to supply more information please tell me what I need to provide.

Thanks,

Randal

[sharingsunshine]

I just painted over the .png file and the gradient aspect didn't get covered up. So this is solved.

[sharingsunshine]

Thanks for getting back to me. Actually, I was doing Appearance -> Customize -> Colors and then save. When I did what you suggested it worked great.

Thanks a bunch,

Randal

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