A frequently asked question about the Genesis Framework and Studio Press themes is: How do I center a logo after I’ve added content to the header right widget area? To answer this question, it’s important to understand how the Genesis Framework constructs its site header component. If you use your browser’s inspect tool, you’ll be
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Child Themes
Genesis Deactivate Superfish Menu Support
The Genesis Framework includes the popular jQuery Superfish Dropdown Menu Plugin. For most themes, the superfish extension is activated by default. Ever since the inclusion of superfish in Genesis, the method for deactivating it was as simple as including the following code snippet in your child theme’s functions.php file:
1 2 3 4 5 | add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'sp_disable_superfish' ); function sp_disable_superfish() { wp_deregister_script( 'superfish' ); wp_deregister_script( 'superfish-args' ); } |
Since the release of Genesis
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Use Google Fonts Locally
Since the introduction of CSS3, web fonts have become ubiquitous. Instead of depending on a handful of standard system fonts that are loaded on a user’s computer, as a web designer or developer, you can choose from thousands of fonts that are hosted on remote servers and loaded into a user’s web browser. Google is
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Enable Sidebars in Atmosphere Pro
The Studio Press Atmosphere Pro child theme is a minimalist design. As a minimalist theme, Atmosphere Pro is designed to only display its content in the Genesis full screen layout. Two frequently asked questions about Atmosphere Pro are, “How can I enable sidebars?” or “What plugin can I use to create a sidebar?” Keep in
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genesis_sitemap_output Filter
One feature of the Genesis Framework is the ability to easily create an archive page. Create a new page, assign the Archive template to it, and you’re done. When you add it to a menu, the archive page displays links to all pages, categories, authors, monthly archives, and your last 100 posts. Archive pages are
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