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Just spotted you comment about the white space where the indicator used to be to remove this look on line 210 and remove the padding-right: 20px;

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In your style.css file on line 214 try changing the display:block to none example below :

#header UL.nav LI A .sf-sub-indicator, #header UL.menu LI A .sf-sub-indicator {
background: url(images/arrow-down.png);
display: none; << Change this line
width: 10px;
height: 10px;
text-indent: -9999px;
overflow: hidden;
position: absolute;
top: 12px;
right: 5px;
}

That should hopefully do the trick for you.

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Hi Neilc,

If that last reply was meant for me I cant see it it marked as private.

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You welcome, glad it worked for you.

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Have you got a live link to the site, i'll take a look and see if i can solve it.

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Hi Hutch,

Looks like you have a custom header and you are also got the same image set as a background in your style.css

Try removing the following on line 227 in your style.css file

background: url(images/kbmlogo.png) no-repeat;

Hope this helps
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Hi Saphir,

It looks like your debugging is turned on in your wp-config file, thats why your getting the error message.

The following fix wont get rid of the problem but will hide it for you:

Go to your dashboard and goto Appearance > Editor > Select your theme in the top right had corner and then the file Theme Functions(functions.php). (Remember to make a backup of any files before changing them.)

Now look for:
/** Add suport for custom background */
add_custom_background();

and comment out the add_custom_background(); by adding // in front.

The should get rid of the error message for you.

Hope this helps
Stewart

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Hi,

If I'm thinking on the same lines you should be able to turn them off by going to your dashboard and go to:

Genesis > Theme Settings > Navigation and disable fancy dropdowns checkbox.

Hope this helps
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Hi,

The problem looks like you have a background color set to #fff on line 274 of your style.css.

#content .wp-post-image,
#content img.alignleft,
#content img.alignright,
#content img.aligncenter,
#content img.alignnone {
background: #fff;
border: 1px solid #c0c0c0;
padding: 1px;
}

your can just remove the background color for the above code and that should fix the problem for you.

Hope this helps
Stewart

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Hi Carolyn,

If you are using a different front page other than blog posts, you will need to create a page in the dashboard for your blog to display.

Also the page will need the template of blog.

Hope this helps
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Hi,

yes change the 40px value should do the trick for you, dont forget to backup your style.css first, just in case something goes wrong 🙂

Stewart

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Ok, Instead of hiding the subscribe now button try removing it from the code, I believe with the minimum theme the code that actually outputs the subscribe button is in the page-title.php file.

Once you have removed the code, then try centering the text again.

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Hi,

Look for this in your style.css

#header .widget-area {
float: right;
padding: 40px 0 0;
width: 480px;
}

And change the padding value.

Hope this helps
Stewart

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Hi,

Try adding the text-align:center; to line 489 of your style.css:

#page-title p {
text-align: center;

Hope this helps
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Hi,

You should just be able to add http:// to the link and it should recognize it as an external link not internal.

Hope this helps
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Hi Denise,

Strange that did not work, but glad you got it sorted.

Good Luck
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Hi,

I've seen a few built with the Amped theme which look very good.

Heres a few examples http://www.studiopress.com/theme/amped

Stewart

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Hi Caley,

You could try adding a filter to the word/words you want to add a span, try adding this to your child theme's function.php:

function sc_customize_site_title($title, $inside, $wrap) {
	$custom_title = str_replace("WORD_WANT_TO_CHANGE", "<span>WORD_WANT_TO_CHANGE</span>", $title);
	return $custom_title;
}
add_filter('genesis_seo_title','sc_customize_site_title', 10, 3);

Then you change WORD_WANT_TO_CHANGE to the word your are trying to add the span to, and just style it in your style.css.

Hope this helps
Stewart

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Hi,

Yes that background image would need to be either removed or replaced for a transparent version for your background color to show through.

Basically the background color #393939 is essentially a fallback if either the image does not load or the container is larger than the image.

If you want just a plain background #393939, just remove the url(images/inner.png) repeat-x; from your style.css file.

Hope this helps
Stewart

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