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You’re welcome Paul!

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For anyone following this thread:

I’ve made further improvements/enhancements to the menu CSS, some of which I mentioned earlier in this thread, and uploaded the updated style.css file to Dropbox. The Dropbox link now has the current updated CSS file: http://db.tt/xb29QhXA

Enjoy!

John

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Hey Neal,

You’re welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

John

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Did you log in with a user account that’s not an administrator by chance?

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Hey Kent,

Just checked out your blog – how are you liking the Pugsley? I’ve got a Salsa Fargo myself that I ride/commute with year-round here in South Dakota, swapping wheels/tires back and forth depending on the snow and ice conditions.

John

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You’re welcome!

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John Sundberg | blackhillswebworks.com
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Hi Phil,

In line 310 of your style.css change the float:left to this:

.menu-primary li,
.menu-secondary li,
#header .menu li {
float: none;
list-style-type: none;
}

Or just add it to the end of your style.css file.

John

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In home.php, the line

'grid_image_size' => 'featured',

tells WordPress to use whatever image size was selected for each post as the featured image. You could change ‘featured’ to ‘thumbnail’, or any other pre-set value. That’s what I was referring to in an earlier post in this thread.

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John Sundberg | blackhillswebworks.com
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Not sure. That might depend on what you chose for the featured image size when you created that post.

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When you upload an image in WordPress it’s saved as the original size and a number of other sizes, some of which are determined in Media Settings, and others defined in your functions.php file.

You could leave the Thumbnail at 150 x 150 and add another size in functions.php.

Look for this

/** Add new image sizes */
add_image_size( 'header', 1600, 9999, TRUE );
add_image_size( 'portfolio', 330, 230, TRUE );

add add another like this, for example

add_image_size( 'custom-featured', 550, 280, TRUE );

Then you would need to specify that size in home.php

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Out of curiosity, what is your “Thumbnail size” currently set at? 400 x 267?

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Cool. You could tweak that thumbnail size in your Settings > Media Settings so that they fit the available space better. Maybe something like 550 x 280.

If you do that you might have to run the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin again before they show up, or just update the featured image in those four posts on the home page.

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Susan, thanks for checking on that. Glad it worked!

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Alternatively, in the home.php file in your child theme directory there’s a function that is removing (or just not inserting) thumbnails in the home page grid loop. That function is or should be at the end of home.php.

You could change these lines:

'grid_image_size' => 0,
'grid_image_class' => 'alignnone',

to these:

'grid_image_size' => 'featured',
'grid_image_class' => 'post-image',

You may need/want to play with those values to arrive at what you’re looking for, but I think that will do it. I’m using Minimum myself on a site I’m developing, but I just removed the home page posts altogether, otherwise I’d try that code edit myself.

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Do you have access to this thread? http://www.studiopress.com/support/showthread.php?t=119583

Looks like there’s a solution in there for the home page featured images not showing up.

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