[smkyle1]

I have the same problem as t-west. I am running WordPress 4.4.1 with Genesis 2.2.6 and the AgentPress Pro child theme. I followed the setup instructions that came with the theme which are posted here. I registered the taxonomies without a problem and my taxonomies are listed in the left sidebar just as they should be according to the instructions.

However, when I go to the widget area and use the AgentPress-Listing Search widget, the taxonomies are not showing as a list in the widget. The widget shows the text, "Include these taxonomies in the search widget" but it is missing the list of taxonomies to select from (even though I registered the taxonomies and can see them listed in the left sidebar under "Listings"

[smkyle1]

What tool did you use to help you to determine that the Google font was unused?

[smkyle1]

thank you so much -- you've saved me a lot of time

[smkyle1]

I'm using it for a database table, that has to many columns to fit,, so Its either have two tables or widen the page itself.
and having two tables is way too, complicated for the user

[smkyle1]

Brad,

I tried the code you wrote for Alexander on my Metro Pro child theme and it worked great. I would like to do something similar but I want my widget to be positioned at the very top of the page - above my header and I'd like it centered.

Here is my site:

http://www.laprogressive.com

thanks so much,

Sharon

[smkyle1]

many thanks -- I understand and will give the section option a try. If that doesn't work, I'll try the second.

[smkyle1]

Ohhh...

I thought I remembered seeing that setting somewhere. So I installed and activated Yoast's WordPress SEO plugin. So now I don't have access to the Genesis->SEO Settings screen anymore.

I can't seem to find the location in the WordPress SEO plugin where you can set archive pages to index,follow.

The is a box you can check off that allows for noindex/follow. I wonder if by, not checking that box, you are automatically set to index,follow.

Do you know?

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