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I was having the same issue - the code in the theme set up was different. Yours did the trick - thank you!
Long overdue thank you for your comments and feedback. David Browne, I corrected the spacing between the home widget areas so that photos have more "breathing room" between them, and Liz I've integrated your suggestion - I need to clean up the styling on those links, but they're now in place. Thank you all!
Thanks to you all - the positive comments and the suggestions are fabulous. Liz, I loved your suggestion - and I put a contact link at the end of each detailed portfolio item. Need to style it a bit more, but it's there. Thank you. And David, I've adjusted the home widgets padding - I've left the grey, but I'm 'sitting with it' for a while and might change it. Also, thanks for the note on the site header wrap. Fixed that, too. Thank you again for taking the time - much appreciated!
I came up with a solution - I found the Genesis Featured Page Advanced plug-in, and it works beautifully. Maintains all the styling and works well alongside the built-in Featured Page widget.
Just passing this tip along.
Ellen, I'm fairly new to designing websites and Studiopress - and I love it. Welcome. Excellent job on your site. Love it!
So sorry, Brandon. I was hoping I had the magic answer for you! Since kzoll is also having the same problem using the plug-in, one might guess that was the problem, but it sounds like you've deactivated it and done everything you can there.
I'm about to start a site using the Minimum theme (first time), so I will let you know if I discover anything. But when I look at your CSS using Firebug, I don't see any of the CSS that you added (#header-image title area, etc...) by following the tutorial. It's a mystery - wish I could be of more help.
Hi, friends. I've discovered that this 'cropping' issue relates to the customer header size that is set up in the functions.php page. Here's the bit of code from the functions.php on my site:
/** Add support for custom header */
add_theme_support( 'genesis-custom-header', array( 'width' => 273, 'height' => 117) );If you change the size of width and height (numbers in bold) to match the size of your logo file, it should fit perfectly - and you will no longer have to crop.
Now, this may not be the BEST solution, but it's the way I have handled it, and it works for me (I've designed about five sites now using Genesis and its child themes).
-Susan
I'm not sure if this will apply to you, but I just customized the footer credits on a site, and here's the code I that worked for me. I added this to the functions.php file.
/** Customize the entire footer */
remove_action( 'genesis_footer', 'genesis_do_footer' );
add_action( 'genesis_footer', 'custom_footer' );
function custom_footer(){Â Â echo '<div class="creds"><p>';
echo 'Copyright © ';
echo date('Y');
echo ' · <a href="http://www.glennmeadowbb.com"/>Tracey Davis</a>Â | Website design by <a href="http://www.susantrabucchi.com/">Susan Trabucchi</a> Powered by the <a href="http://www.studiopress.com/themes/genesis/">Genesis Framework</a>';
echo '</p></div>';
}The site is http://www.glennmeadowbb.com