[tomrankin]

Fantastic – all I needed to know!

[tomrankin]

Good to know thanks. However, that brings up another two questions:

1. How will I know when a child theme is updated?
2. What happens to my changes once the theme is updated?

Thanks,

[tomrankin]

I'm familiar with web page structure. 🙂 I've found another way to achieve what I want, so thanks for your help and clarification.

I'm not a jQuery person, so I'll rope in a friend to help!

Thanks again.

[tomrankin]

Yes, that's helpful – although I can't get that code to work, and in any case I want to change each widget to improve the structure. Currently there's no H1 tag on my home page. That site does have a jQuery method for changing a specific widget, but it's behind a paywall at a price way out of my range.

Can I really not use minification when using Genesis? I do this via CloudFlare, and I'd like to continue doing that. That doesn't seem acceptable to me?

[tomrankin]

Not only that, but I don't seem to be able to edit the live site. My local server is fine, but those edits don't work live. Is there a reason for that (I've already purged the cache)?

[tomrankin]

Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for the advice. I don't seem to be able to make the title a H1 heading in the widget, though – which is why I went searching in the first place.

[tomrankin]

Yes, I'm aware of that. However, when adding titles and text to that widget, I'm unable to style it because this is seemingly where the trail ends.

Where is the HTML that's generated for the widget title and body text?

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