[tomatillodesign]

This worked for me. Great solution. Thank you!

[tomatillodesign]

I was having this problem too. Here's what I came up with:

1) Add the CSS class of "menu-right" to the last top-level item in the main menu.

2) Add this CSS:

.genesis-nav-menu .menu-right:hover > .sub-menu {
	right: 280px;
}

[tomatillodesign]

I didn't have a domain because this was being developed locally. I solved this problem by including the code for the modal itself in the page header (using Genesis theme options page) rather than in a widget.

[tomatillodesign]

I think you want this snippet:

Search Form

[tomatillodesign]

I solved this using this very helpful tutorial:
http://coreyjmahler.com/topics/create-a-button-to-showhide-wordpress-comments-with-a-click/

Note that for Genesis themes you should change:

// Get #comment-section div
	var commentsDiv = jQuery('#comment-section');

to

var commentsDiv = jQuery('#comments');

[tomatillodesign]

Any guidance on this? Thanks!

[tomatillodesign]

Thanks for following up. I couldn't find a good answer so I hacked something together. I created a new Custom Post Type with a media upload, and WordPress default tags and categories picked it up and worked well.

[tomatillodesign]

Thanks for plugin link, however, unless I'm missing something, this doesn't add a Visual Editor to the Genesis "Archive Settings" (primarily the "Archive Intro Text" is what I'm after)...

[tomatillodesign]

Got it - here's how:

//* Defines Clickable Logo and adds Blog Info to title
function special_site_logo() {?><a id="sitelogo" href="<?php bloginfo( 'url' ); ?>"><img src="http://www.example.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/logo.jpg" alt="<?php bloginfo('name')?>" title="<?php bloginfo('name')?>" /></a><?php ;
	}
add_action( 'genesis_site_title','special_site_logo',5,1);

[tomatillodesign]

Great, thanks for your help on this.

[tomatillodesign]

Makes sense. What about with all the functionality that the AgentPress Listings plugin adds? Can this also be customized in a similar way?

[tomatillodesign]

Thanks for your help. I was able to get it working with a very similar adjustment. Child Theme (enterprise-pro) --> functions.php, starting in this case on line 72. I just added another if statement:

//* Hook after post widget after the entry content
add_action( 'genesis_after_entry', 'enterprise_after_entry', 5 );
function enterprise_after_entry() {

	if ( is_singular( 'post' ) )
		genesis_widget_area( 'after-entry', array(
			'before' => '<div class="after-entry widget-area">',
			'after'  => '</div>',
		) );

	if ( is_singular( 'book' ) ) //name of your custom post type here
		genesis_widget_area( 'after-entry', array(
			'before' => '<div class="after-entry widget-area">',
			'after'  => '</div>',
		) );

}

[tomatillodesign]

Works! Thanks.

[tomatillodesign]

Well, this works for me, at least for now. Thanks for the help.

[tomatillodesign]

Thanks, this concept was very helpful. I ended up using Genesis Extender plugin to add a new widget area and then Jetpack Visibility to make it appear only on the main blog page.

[tomatillodesign]

No link because the site is not live yet. Here's a screenshot:
http://pbrd.co/Sr0LSG

The lefthand menu column and the right-hand sidebar are longer than the main content block in the middle. Thanks.

[tomatillodesign]

This is the exact code that I'm using. I want to change "Leave a Reply" to "Leave a Comment." I still don't know why this snippet is not working. Thanks for your help.

[tomatillodesign]

Sure. I added this code at the bottom of my theme's functions.php. Screenshot here: http://pbrd.co/RQeguP
Thanks.

[tomatillodesign]

Worked, thanks!

[tomatillodesign]

Gotcha. Any available grids or wireframes with the widths of the different elements? Thanks again for your help with this.

[Author]

Posts