[Susan Nelson]

Hello,

I'm just curious - does the username you're using have administrator privileges? If it does, that's why the comments are going through without moderation.

[Susan Nelson]

You're welcome! I'm glad I could help. 🙂

[Susan Nelson]

And the HTML would look like this:

<div class="site-inner">
    <div class="wrap">
    </div>
</div>

[Susan Nelson]

You could use .site-inner for your main background image and then .site-inner .wrap for the inside part. As long as you put .site-inner in front of .wrap, it won't affect the other .wraps in the theme.

So, your CSS might look like this:

.site-inner {
    background: url(images/yourimage.png);
}

.site-inner .wrap {
    background-color: #fff;
}

It works. I just did it with the Minimum Pro theme. 🙂

[Susan Nelson]

Hmmm...can you just change your .myclass to .site-inner and then use .wrap as you were planning to use .site-inner? It accomplishes the same thing just using different class names. Otherwise, I don't know of a way to do what you want. Sorry about that!

[Susan Nelson]

Hello,

Unless I'm misunderstanding what it is you're trying to do, why don't you just use a custom menu in the header right widget area to accomplish this look? That way, your logo will be on the top left and your navigation menu will be on the right like in your image.

[Susan Nelson]

Hello,

Look for this section in the style.css file:

.menu-primary li a, .menu-secondary li a, #header .menu li a, .eleven40-blue .menu-primary a, .eleven40-blue .menu-secondary a, .eleven40-blue h2 a, .eleven40-blue h2 a:visited, .eleven40-green .menu-primary a, .eleven40-green .menu-secondary a, .eleven40-green h2 a, .eleven40-green h2 a:visited, .eleven40-red .menu-primary a, .eleven40-red .menu-secondary a, .eleven40-red h2 a, .eleven40-red h2 a:visited {
     color: #333;
}

Note: This will also change the color of the h2 links. If you don't want those to change, then you can just add this below the section I posted above:

.menu-primary li a, .menu-secondary li a, #header .menu li a, .eleven40-blue .menu-primary a, .eleven40-blue .menu-secondary a, .eleven40-green .menu-primary a, .eleven40-green .menu-secondary a, .eleven40-red .menu-primary a, .eleven40-red .menu-secondary a  {
     color: #333;
}

And change color: #333 to whatever color you want.

Let me know if you need help with it.

[Susan Nelson]

Hello!

You could use this in your functions.php file to add structural wraps: http://my.studiopress.com/snippets/structural-wraps/

The markup would look something like this:

<div class="site-inner">
    <div class="wrap">
    </div>
</div>

Let me know if that doesn't work for you.

[Susan Nelson]

No problem! I'm sorry I wasn't more clear with the explanation. Glad you got it working. 🙂

[Susan Nelson]

Hi Brian,

You can add the CSS class option to your menu items by clicking on the Screen Options tab in the upper right corner of your dashboard screen (while in the Menu screen). Here's some more info on that: http://en.support.wordpress.com/screen-options/

[Susan Nelson]

Hello!

You could give that menu item a CSS class and in the regular CSS, give it a display: none. Then in the responsive section of your CSS, give it a display: inline to make it appear.

[Susan Nelson]

No problem!

[Susan Nelson]

Did you figure it out? It looks really nice on my end.

[Susan Nelson]

I've been wondering about this, too. I have the latest version of both WordPress and Genesis and the comments link does not take you down to the comment area of the post.

[Susan Nelson]

Great idea for that site, Summer! I'd love to be added to the list. I only have one theme available at the moment, but am working on a couple more to be released in the near future. http://ohhellodesigns.com/themes/

[Susan Nelson]

Well, I wouldn't necessarily say that. The Community themes you've purchased should still be in your download list whether or not they're still for sale here at StudioPress. And I would hope the developers will send the updated zip files to SP when they are released so everyone can have the latest version. I had a theme for sale in the Community Marketplace and when I released a new version, I emailed it to SP and they added it to the downloads here.

[Susan Nelson]

The Community theme Marketplace has been closed, so you'll have to go to the developer websites to purchase the ones that aren't listed anymore. Also check http://bylt.me.

Here's a tweet about it from Brian Gardner the other day:

@JiveDig We've actually closed the marketplace with the exception of a few hand picked themes we're keeping on.

— Brian Gardner (@bgardner) September 23, 2013

[Susan Nelson]

I recently set up my own little theme shop using Woocommerce. http://ohhellodesigns.com/themes/

Since I'm selling digital products, I simplified everything and don't need shipping, tax, etc. So far, so good.

I purchased a 3rd party extension to help me customize the checkout page, but it wreaked all kinds of havoc with my site, so I had to remove it. Otherwise, I've not had any problems.

[Susan Nelson]

No problem! 🙂

[Susan Nelson]

You can definitely verify your site by uploading a file, but they are describing another way. If you follow their instructions (what you posted above) and grab the meta name line (it will look like this only with your own verification number: <meta name=”p:domain_verify” content=”c695382f781c1c45b0f3363765fce3bf” />), you can then go to Genesis > Theme Settings > Header and Footer Scripts and paste the meta name code into the wp_(head) section.

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