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Turturelo
MemberTHANK YOU soooooooo much Tom!
I really appreciate your invaluable help.
I will continue with my questions in the Design Tips forum as you have guided me, but I just wanted to express how thankful I am for your help, support, and the plugin.
Thank you! 🙂
And once again I wish you good luck!
Turturelo
MemberHi Tom,
Thank you very, very much for your kind wish!
I sincerely wish you good luck with your site too! 🙂
Actually I wanted to say much more about your site, and how I like it, but I was afraid my compliments not to sound too "cheesy" and related to the fact that I seek your help.
You have done an amazing job, and obviously you are incredibly knowledgeable and have the secret recipe to create such an outstanding site! 😉
You have provided me invaluable help pointing that plugin.
This is exactly what I needed and I have never thought that this can be done with a ready-made plugin. Thank you for opening my eyes!
On another forum they have advised me to use a plugin named "Tablepress" in order to achieve this column look, but the one you have shared with me is THE one :).
I hope that this would not be too impolite to ask you a second question.
On your site you have moved the titles of your items over the picture itself and they are not above the picture, the way it is with my portfolio.
When the name of the recipe is something simple like "Oreo cupcakes" for example, the title is shown on one line, but for more time consuming dishes with "complicated" names, the name is too long and it is on two lines, which makes the recipe page (I use the portfolio for that) to looks "messy" and not properly lined.
The way you have solved that is amazing!
Is there a plugin that brings that look, or at least can you hint me with a guide that can follow to achieve that look.
I want to thank you in advance for your precious time and kind cooperation.
Once again thank you very, very much for all your help and being such a gentleman!
Thanks!
Turturelo
MemberI will second Susan, Nice Work indeed! 🙂
I myself am trying to set a recipe blog using the Minimum Pro theme, like you did.
Would you be so kind Tom, and hint me how I can make content to be shown in posts in this column style like you have done.
It will be great if I can show one column of content with the preparation instructions, and right next to it, in another column the ingredients needed and so on.
Thank you!
Turturelo
MemberHi Lauren,
I want to thank you very, very much for your kind help! 🙂
As far as the content organization is concerned, probably this really isn't the easiest way to do this, but as I have mentioned I am not very experienced. Thank you for the tip.
Once again thank you for your help and support!
All the best to you! 🙂
December 3, 2012 at 11:46 am in reply to: Different description text for different categories – Help needed #3087Turturelo
MemberThank you SoZo!! 🙂
December 3, 2012 at 9:35 am in reply to: Different description text for different categories – Help needed #2997Turturelo
MemberThanks for the prompt reply!
I only need 7 texts, and I have added 7 text fields in the widget area that I have created using the tutorial that Nick has set up.
Now I only need the code for the logic which text to be used for which category.
is_home and is_category ()
If I can see an example how this needs to be st I will replace the info and of course in which file to include the code that is my biggest problem.
Thanks!
December 3, 2012 at 9:23 am in reply to: Different description text for different categories – Help needed #2995Turturelo
MemberDear Sozo,
Thank you very much for your kind cooperation.
You help is much appreciated!!
From what I get from the info you have been so kind to provide there is a way to add them without plugin.
Can someone help with this?
And once again thanks SoZo!!
December 2, 2012 at 6:05 pm in reply to: Different description text for different categories – Help needed #2924Turturelo
MemberDear Sozo,
Thank you very much for your continued support.
I have one last question about the conditional tags.
Where should I put the code for them.
The code I have provided in my previous post I have included into the Functions.php section.
Should I put the conditional tags code in the Functions.php section also, or in another section.
I am using the Minimum them and I have :
- Functions.php
- Home.php
-Page_landing.php
- Style.css
Please excuse me for my question that I realize can be a little lame, but I am not experienced with coding, so I hope to get your kind understanding on the matter.
Thank you!
December 2, 2012 at 3:11 pm in reply to: Different description text for different categories – Help needed #2912Turturelo
MemberHi All,
I have used the information so kindly pointed by SoZo and of course thank to NickTheGeek for preparing the guide.
With the information in the guide I have managed to add the new widget as follows:
genesis_register_sidebar( array(
'id' => 'after-products-text',
'name' => 'After Products Text',
'description' => 'This is a sidebar that goes after the products lists.',
) );add_action( 'genesis_before_footer', 'child_after_products_text_sidebar' );
/** Loads a new sidebar after the products lists */
function child_after_products_text_sidebar() {echo '<div class="after-products-text">';
dynamic_sidebar( 'after-products-text' );
echo '</div>';}
Can you please be so kind and prompt me how I can set the logic for the different texts to show in the different categories without the help of a plugin, but with a code instead.
Thank you in advance for the cooperation!
December 2, 2012 at 11:30 am in reply to: Different description text for different categories – Help needed #2872Turturelo
MemberDear SoZo,
Thank you very, very much for your kind and prompt reply!!
I will immediately check the info.
Thanks! 🙂
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