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A poster on the Studio Press Community form asked,
How do I position the primary menu after the Genesis header structural wrap, but still leave it in the header?
This code will satisfy the poster's requirement. It has been tested with the Genesis Sample theme. Other themes may require an adjustment to the action priorities.
How do I remove this one download page from appearing in the auto generated sitemap page?—Sunnygc, Studio Press Forum
The easiest way is to exclude the page using the Genesis Sitemap Output filter. It's built into the Genesis Framework. Please refer to this article that explains how to use it: Genesis Sitemap Output Filter.
To exclude specific page(s), you would add "exclude=999" to the query string, where 999 is the id of the archive page. It looks like this:
I would like to create an archive page for the video post format and add it to my main navigation. Is this possible?—Pixeldapper, Studio Press Forum
Add the following to your theme's functions.php:
I am using Altitude Pro. How do I remove the dark overlay from the (front page) images?
Pinkdaisy, Studio Press Forum
In your theme's style.css around line 1250, you'll find the following:
The "darkening" of the images is achieved by the linear gradients. To remove it, simply delete or comment out those lines.
How do I make the overlay in Altitude Pro lighter?
If you look at the background directives in the .image-section class, they are all defined using rgba color values. In CSS, the rgba directive requires four parameters. The first three define the rgb color value. The 'a' or alpha channel defines the opacity. A value of 1.0 presents the color at 100% opacity. Any value less than 1 decreases the color's opacity (makes it more transparent), in effect making it lighter.
Many users like to use the Simple Social Icons plugin with their Genesis Framework based child themes. Authored by Nathan Rice, Brian Gardner and the Studio Press team, it works very well with Genesis. After all, they are the framework's authors. And in keeping with the Genesis philosophy for making everything fairly simple to modify if you know how, the Simple Social Icons plugin makes use of filters to allow a developer to easily modify its content and display. A common request these days is to add the Snapchat icon to Simple Social Icons. This article shows you how to do that.
First, we need to add Snapchat to the plugin's profile and glyphs definitions. Add this to your child theme's functions.php:
Unfortunately the font icon set included with Simple Social Icons does not include the Snapchat ghost. For the purpose of this article, I've used FontAwesome for the glpyh. If you have a different preference, you can use any icon font you'd like, but you're on your own for figuring out the code. I've found that one of the best ways to include FontAwesome on your site is to install the Better Font Awesome plugin.
Finally, add this to you child theme's style.css:
This code was tested in my local environment with the Executive Pro theme.
I'd like to display pages and custom post in the front page. Currently, only blog posts are included. Could someone explain me how to change the original loop?—Tatziki, Studio Press Forum
You need something like the following in your functions.php file. Change portfolio and product in the code, to your CPTs.