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Try this:

.post-177 h1 .color {
color: #09368a!important;
}

.post-177 h5 .color {
color: #fff!important;
}

[tanyaslogos]

Thank you so much Brad! You are the BEST! I appreciate YOU and all you do for this community!

Tanya

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Thank you Brad, I appreciate your help!

Tanya

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Thank you Brad! This is great the only problem is that it doesn't go to the next post within the category that the post is in - it goes to the next post that was created (even if it's in a different category. Is there a way to limit it to show just the posts that are in the same category?

Thank you in advance,
Tanya

note: using infinity pro

[tanyaslogos]

That is GENIUS! Looks like exactly what I was trying to achieve and it is freaking GREAT that you have made it work three different ways! The PHP Gods love you lol

Unfortunately it doesn't work for me but I am guessing that is because I don't have the files you mentioned installed. Is there somewhere I can get those files?

I looked on the tutorial page you created but I must be looking in the wrong place.

Thank you so very much for helping me with this! I would love to buy you a beer if you have a paypal account. 🙂

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Hello Brad,

Yes! You hit the nail on the noggin. 🙂

That is exactly what I want. Do you think there is a way to make it work?

Thanks again and again and again
Tanya

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Hello again Brad - Thank you so much for taking the time to follow up! I really appreciate your help 🙂

Unfortunately, the site is still under construction so it isn't live yet 🙁

If you go here: https://my.studiopress.com/themes/academy/#demo-full

Click on Sample Page > Blog Page you will see what I mean.

Where the featured image is showing for each post is where I would like the slider to show. It doesn't have to be above the title which would require additional finagling - it just has to render with the rest of the content on the post page.

The shortcode is on the post page but the blog page is blocking it. lol

That is why I figured I need to do a "do_shortcode" somewhere but I am at a loss as to how to get it to work.

I tried this:

//* enable shortcodes in blog area
add_action('genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrap', 'do_shortcode');

But it didn't work - me and PHP are in a love hate / hate relationship LOL

If nothing else I will just take an image from the slider and use it as a featured image but it would have been nice to have the option of a slider.

Thanks again for taking the time help! You're the BEST!

Tanya

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Hello Brad! Thank you so much for that link and for the additional information.

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you - I thought I had hit send on this reply but just found it sitting here when I started closing windows. lol

Unfortunately (unless I am reading the info wrong) I don't think that is going to do what I want.

I have added a slider to each of my posts using it's shortcode. I want that slider to display in each post excerpt on the blog page / post section of the home page of academy pro but it doesn't.

I am guessing that it is not showing because excerpts on the blog page block out html and shortcodes. I thought maybe changing it to "content" would do the trick but it didn't.

Is there a way to render a shortcode on the blog page / home page post area?

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Hello Brad, Nope I gave up. LOL

I tried to reposition it with css but it wouldn't budge.

No biggy I worked around it. 🙂

Thanks for following up though! I appreciate your help!

Tanya

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Thank you ScottFromPA! I was looking for an answer to this! Thank you so much for sharing! You are the BEST!

[tanyaslogos]

Hmmm how very weird....

This is what I get lol - I think the PHP Gods love you!

I have tried moving it over with CSS but nothing seems to want to scooch it over. Ehhh

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Hello Brad,

Thank you so very much! I am sorry for the delay in getting back to you - Easter snuck up on me like some demonic bunny rabbit and bashed me in the head! lol

I had tried that ( actually I tried every number between 1 and 15 lol )

When I comment out the "remove header-right widget" on line 216 and add the number 5 to line 274 I get this order.

Navigation
Title
Widget

What I was trying to achieve was

Title
Navigation
Widget

I guess my OCD is getting in my way. LOL

Anywhooooooo I really appreciate you taking the time to help me. One of these days I am going to master this PHP stuff. Not any time in the near future apparently but someday! LOL

THANKS AGAIN! YOU ARE THE BEST!
Tanya

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Thank you Erika! I really appreciate you taking the time to help me. 🙂

That is a great tutorial - unfortunately my problem isn't adding the widget box it has more to do with positioning it.

When I comment out the removal of the original "header right widget" it adds the header widget code before the navigation code on the right side of the header.

I want the code to display under the navigation - not above it.

I tried changing the position number on the navigation but it moves it everywhere but above the header right widget box. lol

Anywhoooo I am going to fiddle with it some more and hopefully I will find the magic number. 🙂

Thanks again and I hope you have a great Holiday weekend!
Tanya

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Did you ever find a fix for this? I am seeing the same issue 🙁

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I don't want to flood the help desk with additional support tickets for this because I am sure they are being slammed but I was wondering if anyone has gotten an ETA on this repair yet?

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update: okay so the first option breaks the "x" close menu button on media devices. I am going to use the second option. LOL

Just ignore me. it's turning out to be one of those days.

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as with most things - once I asked the question out loud my brain sorted out the answer lol

To anyone else that wants to do this here is what I did:

functions.php - swap out the "subnav/nav" text on lines 70,71,74,75 (if it says "subnav" change it to nav - if it says nav change it to subnav) - then change the word secondary to primary on lines 81 and 91.

This will save you from having to do a lot of css swapping but you will have to remove the "dispay:none" from the style code .zp_secondary_nav_wrap.navbar so that the hamburger menu will display on smaller screens. You will need to do other css adjustments I am sure but this gets you started 🙂

Easier solution would be to used the same navigation for both - hide the primary for large screens - show for smaller screens. much simpler but ehhh my brain doesn't show me the simple road until after I have traveled the harder one.

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Thank you so much Victor! I ended up in the wee hours of the morning just swapping out the menus. It was a pain in the keester but not as bad as modifying the js and css. LOL

I really appreciate you taking the time to explain that to me though. I have tucked it away for when I need it next time. I love learning new things so this gives me something to play with (aka break) when I have some down time. 🙂

THANK YOU AGAIN! You are the BEST!

Tanya

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Hello again,

I finally figured it out. It is the height setting on the before element for the line item.

I added this to my custom css and now it works fine.

.nav-primary .genesis-nav-menu > li.search::before{
height:auto;
}

Hopefully this will help someone else 🙂

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Thank you Jess!!!! I kept trying the code listed here http://my.studiopress.com/snippets/post-excerpts/#content-more-link and it wouldn't work but your code did the job!

Thank you so very much! You are the BEST!

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