[Chuck]

The easiest way is with theme versioning. There is a good lab at KnowtheCode which explains the process. The first video is free and gives you the basic idea.

Genesis Version – Ensure Your Latest Changes Go Out to the Browser

Chuck Smith

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

You should be able to setup template file for a post type. Here is a gist which may help:

Also look at the WordPress Template Heirarchy in the Codex.

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

Thanks Brad, I ended up wrapping in a function:

add_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'cs_category_no_image');
function cs_category_no_image() {
	if (is_category( 'news')) {
		remove_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'genesis_do_post_image', 8 );
	}
}

Works perfectly.

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

Brad, I have been working with this theme and have tried the above. I need to remove the images in the category "news" so, none of the post use featured images. BUT Academy Pro grabs an image from the post to create a post thumbnail that is included above the post.

I created a category-news.php template. I added a "content-sidebar" layout just to test if it was working and it is.

However, the above does not remove the image: http://ccec2.flywheelsites.com/category/news/

I wonder if /lib/featured-image.php or /lib/grid-layout.php is running after the template? Any help would be appreciated.

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

Thanks Standiou but I am looking for Genesis themes. I am working on developing a CPT plugin that would meet my needs. I basic functionality so far. I need to tweak page templates and figure out custom widgets, then I will release to the repository.

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

Interesting problem. When you look at the source code of the page, the titles are being displayed as H2, but the CSS class (.entry-title) is associated with H1.

You might want to edit your style.css and separate the entry-title class. No guarantee it will work, but try this:

h2, .entry-title {
    font-size: 4rem;
    font-family: Sue Ellen Francisco;
    color: #A1BBC9;
    text-transform: uppercase;
}

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

Function was stripped:

add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'prefix_reverse_post_order' );

function prefix_reverse_post_order( $query ) {
	if ( is_admin() )
		return;
	
	// Only change the query for post archives.
	if ( $query->is_main_query() || is_front_page() || is_archive() || is_post_type_archive() ) {
		$query->set( 'orderby', 'date' );
		$query->set( 'order', 'ASC' );
	}
}

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

Okay I figured it out... I could not get that function to work either. I found this:

Rewrote the function to check for either front-page, archive page, or archive post. I tested here on a clean sub-domain with Genesis Sample installed. Look at the front-page and the blog page an notice the date order of the posts.

http://sample.polishedwp.com/

Chuck Smith
Polishedwp.com

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

Hey,
Try these functions listed here:
https://surefirewebservices.com/how-to-reverse-the-post-order-using-the-genesis-framework/

Looks they should work for you.

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

I have run across a few other oddities when I compare my site that I am managing and the Outreach Demo.

Slider image is is the default 1140x460

Looking at the thumbnail images sizes in Home-Bottom:
When I right click on the image in Firefox and view info in the Demo the image size reads:
285px x 160px (scaled to 263px x 148px)

However my site http://wumcriegelwood.org/ reads:
427px x 240px (scaled to 263px x 148px)

Looking at the thumbnail images sizes in the sidebar of a page for Latest podcast:
Demo site: http://my.studiopress.com/themes/outreach/#demo-full

When I right click on the image in Firefox and view Image Info in the Demo the image size reads:
300px x 150px (scaled to 290px x 145px)

However my site on page http://wumcriegelwood.org/ reads:
427px x 240px (scaled to 290px x 163px)

Any ideas of what may be causing these issues?

Help and feedback would be appreciated.

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

Thanks ...I was noticing that too...

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

[Chuck]

After reviewing the page source, it looks like something is resizing the image to 150x100...

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Chuck Smith
Twitter: @polishedwp

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