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Hi there,
The site you reference for Denver real estate -- that form is probably part of their IDX solution. But, it's still a form. You can capture leads in many ways. The sign-up you see on the AgentPress Pro demo is not connected to listings or a listing search, even though they use that phrase in the description -- rather it is using the Genesis eNews Extended Widget, like you see on most of the StudioPress themes. I recommend using this widget since it connects to MailChimp or a similar lead/email service -- you can do more with it. Using a form, you can also connect it to a listing service but you'll have to do more manually to style it. If you want your enews widget to be horizontal vs vertical, you can do this although you'll need to get into the CSS (style.css) file to make those changes.
Hope this helps!
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This is a duplicate....answered on the other post.
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Hi there,
Your image and width settings in your mobile CSS area is wider than the max-width allowed so it's not going to look right. I would follow this tutorial here:
http://thepixelista.com/responsive-genesis-child-theme-logo/
And change the width to 100% and have a different image referenced for each mobile break-point.
Hope that helps!
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It's tough to help when we cannot see alive site....does your host offer a staging area you can upload to? I would say in your Dashboard admin area, check under Settings => Reading and make sure it's using the default setting at the top of "Front page displays: Your latest posts" If you've tried to set a static page for the front and blog pages this might throw it off.
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Check out the instructions from the JotForm website on how to add to a WordPress page or post here:
http://www.jotform.com/help/4-Adding-Forms-to-Wordpress-org-version
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I would post your question in the plugin support area here:
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/agentpress-listings
I'm thinking at this time you'd have to edit the plugin code, which is not recommended, and I'm hoping I'm wrong about that.
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Hi there,
You'd have to write a complete custom query to sort by the status (or a taxonomy) , it's not part of the listing property details as shown in Carrie's tutorial. If you do not have too many listings, you might try a plugin that lets you drag n drop the listings in the order you would like - Intuitive Custom Post Order is one of those.
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I would first review the WordPress codex page on custom fields:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Custom_Fields
Then, check out this post by Nick (one of the developers for Genesis) on how to work with custom fields in Genesis:
Once they are showing up where you want them, then styling them will be the last thing you would tackle. You can right+click and select Inspect Element in your browser and go from there.
Hope this helps!
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Hi there,
That's really not with the AgentPress Listings plugin drop-down list was intended for,. I'd suggest using taxonomies so users can select multiple features to view at one time. You can search the WordPress plugins page on "taxonomy filters" and see what comes up that might help. Make sure it supports custom post types.
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Hi there,
Using them in a menu is making them go vertical, but you can correct this with additional CSS. This is the tutorial I've used for this task:
http://coolestguidesontheplanet.com/creating-social-media-menu-icons-fontawesome/
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Hi there,
Not sure about non-Genesis themes, but here is an article from Brian Gardner's blog on the topic of optimizing images for retina displays....no plugin needed 🙂
Optimize Images for Retina Display
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Hi, do you mean on mobile , that is the display problem? If so the excerpt on the slider doesn't display, you can compare to the theme demo on a phone here:
http://my.studiopress.com/themes/education/#demo-phone
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Hi there,
Since you are using the same theme on both sites, can you compare the settings in your Dashboard under Genesis => Theme Settings and see if they match? It is there you can control what is displayed under the Content Archives section.
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Hmm, sorry I don't have any tips on this one, it seems the theme was mainly designed for a solid color in that area even though it gives steps on how to add a background image.
Any Centric Pro users out there that can lend a hand? Using a background image has it show on every interior page instead of just the homepage.
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You'll need to experiment with different media sizes. You can test this in your browser if you're using Chrome or Firefox, you can right+click and select Inspect or Inspect element to turn on developer tools. If you Google mobile website viewer or something similar that can also give you options. The iPhone 5 is 320px wide and the iPad when held portrait (tall) is 768 px wide.
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Use
.entry {
padding-left:
padding-right:
}at the breakpoint you'd like for mobile.....40px is what it is now so you can reduce that to get the look you'd like.
Going forward, this tutorial might help when you're trying to identify what to change...you can change it on the fly in the browser (any browser) which is pretty cool:
How To Customize Your Genesis Child Theme with Chrome Inspector
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Hi Jeff,
Check out this section in your style.css file:
@media only screen and (max-width: 800px)and look for this entry and remove it or set it to zero:
.site-inner { padding: 5%; }Make sure and test all the other pages in case it throws off something else.
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Hi there,
Genesis 2.2.5 is out, see if that corrects the issue.
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Hi there,
Your site appears to have what you describe?
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Hi there,
Your site is not on Agency Pro, it doesn't appear to be a Genesis theme:
Theme Name Kinetika for WordPress
Theme Homepage http://kinetika.imaginem.co
Description Kinetika Studio - Fullscreen Photography Theme for WordPress.
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