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  • August 20, 2013 at 6:34 am in reply to: Genesis 2.0.0 and responsive Header Image #57494
    Stubbzee
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    I am very new to Genesis and Worpress but the lack of responsiveness to the Sample theme header and no option to replace the header image for a smartphone with a div that shows the site name in text and importantly the phone number. All cell phones users have to do on an iphone is click it and they dial.

    So could you tell me if this is wrong please or if anything from the header gets missed out that is important by doing this:

    /** Remove Header 
    remove_action( 'genesis_header', 'genesis_do_header' );

    Then somehow adding a normal php page that you could use html and CSS in your stylesheet page before the genesis header. Say myheader.php, then I would write the two divs (need to work out how yet) , one showing the logo image as max-width:100% and height:auto, down to 768px and under that replacing it with the div showing site name, a background colour and the important clickable telephone number?

    August 19, 2013 at 12:23 am in reply to: add class divs to added widgets #57268
    Stubbzee
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    Hi anitac.
    It is in the early stages of development and I apologise, a mess but thank you for your offer of help.
    I just do not like the wide screen, large font, massive spacing, that WordPress has by default, it looks like sites from the late 90's/2000, so I am attempting to constrain it, however on the history page that has not worked for me as a sidebar-content-sidebar layout but that's another issue. If you need the link, I would be grateful for your div help to position the two widget addins under the menu:
    http://dev.devongolfcaptains.org.uk/
    The slider is the left widget and the forthcoming events needs to be to the right of it before the full width content. I guess I may need different classes as the width split should be about 70% 30%
    Thank you.

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