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For someone who is a bit new to poking around the engine of Genesis, how would someone fix general issues of the differences between RC2 and 2.0?
(where/how do I change the html5 theme support?)
Here's the code I used on the custom_template.php file (replace custom_template name with whatever):
remove_action( 'genesis_meta', 'genesis_load_stylesheet' );
add_action( 'genesis_meta', 'custom_stylesheet' );
function custom_stylesheet(){?>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://CHILD THEME/custom_template.css" type="text/css" media="screen" /><?php
}And here's what I called in my CSS:
@import url("http://CHILD THEME/style.css");I had that before, and it was another background image in the header. I think I may remove the header function and rebuild it myself, or add another widget area to the header. I think those are my only choices...
Unless there's a function I can remove (instead of removing the entire header), and replace to add an <img> tag. Like title-area or something like that. Can I do a remove/add function to just the title area?
Ah. I think I have maybe confused the issue with the image I gave. (btw.. thanks for ALL your help.)
Here's a better image of what I'm looking to do: http://i.imgur.com/z8FjC.png
So, you have the header area, which contains the "text/logo" area and the right widget. For the logo area, a lot of people do the ol' "background image" thing. What I'm looking to do is have an image exist within the title area. And because it's round (and a png with transparency), it should allow the color of the header to exist behind it, and also dip below the boundary of the header area (which I remember being able to do with a previous version of Genesis).
Is there a way to put an image <img src> into that title area, without making it a background element?
Sadly, I have to develop locally because it's a "secret project" from my bosses. But I can post some screenshots of what I'm looking for:
I would imagine it would need to be an <img src> tag, and not a background... :/
Hrm. That does inject the logo, but doesn't allow me to "hang" it over the bottom of the header: I can't do a "overflow:display" thing there. Would I have to create a new widget area? I'm also fine with reconstructing the header by removing the function, but I'd want to keep the "right widget" area, and any SEO that exists in there.
I know this may be asking a lot, so I thank you for your continued help.
Right. I reverted back to vanilla Genesis, and it's missing from there. In fact, I just opened the zip on my hard drive, and there isn't a logo in the images folder. Soooooo.... ?
Ok. I'm back, and I tried installing a fresh copy of the theme to check it, and low and behold... there's no default logo. Just blank.
Any thoughts? Does there need to be a logo.png anywhere? Anywhere I can change the image source path?
