[Stylos]

Hello Carlo Manf - your message just came up. Thank you for your efforts! Yes, it works this way - with the addition of the "add_action()" function before the final "genesis()" call; at least it seems to work for my custom-page-template.
Have a great weekend!

[Stylos]

Forgot and wanted to mention, that you´ve pointed me in the right direction! Initially I did not include (know of) the "remove_action(‘genesis_loop’, ‘genesis_do_loop’)"-FUNCTION.
And what made it work (moving the comment section to the bottom of the custom-template-page), was to call the "add_action"-FUNCTION again, just before the "genesis()" function call. (May be this is obvious to the experienced Genesis programmer...).

[Stylos]

Hello "Genesis Developer", thank you very much for getting back to this that fast. Anyway, it does not work for me as you describe the problem... Thank you very much anyway! May be I am missing something?
What I found out by know - and what seems to work is the following:

<?php
/*
Template Name: a-recipe-template
*/
?>
<?php
remove_action('genesis_loop', 'genesis_do_loop');
add_action('genesis_loop', 'gt_custom_loop');

function gt_custom_loop() {
?>
<p>"JUST SOME TEXT TO SHOW UP - DEMO TO SHOW THE "WRONG" POSITIONING
OF THE COMMENT SECTION DIRECTLY BENEATH THE HEADER BUT ON TOP OF ALL THE CONTENT
FOR THIS CUSTOM PAGE TEMPLATE"</p>
<?php
add_action('genesis_loop', 'gt_custom_loop');
}

add_action('genesis_loop', 'genesis_do_loop');
genesis(); // <- everything important: make sure to include this.
?>

[Stylos]

This is the structure of the page:

<?php
/*
Template Name: a-recipe-template
*/

add_action('genesis_loop', 'gt_custom_loop');
function gt_custom_loop() {
?>
<p>"JUST SOME TEXT TO SHOW UP - DEMO TO SHOW THE "WRONG" POSITIONING
OF THE COMMENT SECTION DIRECTLY BENEATH THE HEADER BUT ON TOP OF ALL THE CONTENT
FOR THIS CUSTOM PAGE TEMPLATE"</p>
<?php
add_action('genesis_loop', 'gt_custom_loop');
}

genesis(); // <- everything important: make sure to include this.
?>

[Stylos]

Hello - searching the sevenspark-ubermenu instructions again, I found there mentioned that the Ubermenu depends on the (wordpress) themes container (full width, full viewport width and so on...).

Could anybody point me to any good information about the css styling and wrapping of the Genesis Sample Child theme where I could find answeres how to manage the task of displaying a full width Uber-sub-menu (or any alternative to manage this without the Ubermenu)?

I do have a plugin installed (GHookGuide) that shows me the hooks for Action, Filter and Markup. But when looking at the Markup hooks with the Firebug dev tools I can not figure out which div´s to tweak to get the appropriate results.
Also, for I am not fully understanding all css formating instructions and not sure which of ths G-Sample classes( id´s I have to use, I finally end up confused, not certain if I´ve overseen any div that "overrites" another.

Please be so kind and share any information where one could learn how to handle the Genesis Sample Child css structure and how to rearange it (optimally with some hand on examples)?

Thank you very much for reading - and I hope find some answeres here on the forum.

[Stylos]

Hello Jan!

My intention is to have a full width menu with the formatting options that Ubermenu offers (submenu-items organized under columns and styles for the fonts used). Beside this, I think, I am able to place more menu-items in the same space in a more organized manner and optically more "intuitive"...

Sure, I am new to Genesis and don´t get everything good yet or do know how to handle it. Actually there are more technicall challanges I could not solve yet - like making a full page width header for example; this thing seems to work for everybody else and all the tuts about it out there claim to work.

So I hope this "justification" about my intention will be understandable and sufficient for those who also want to question it. Any solutions or hints about the initial question I´ve asked?
One more thing. I do not have to rely on Ubermenu if there is an alternative way of doing this in an easy way!

And thanks Jan, for letting me have your opinion!

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