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Is your site live that you could post a link? You might re-check home.php since that’s where the Portfolio widget is actually called to display.
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March 8, 2013 at 8:16 am in reply to: Need Primary Menu & Header Alignment Help Quattro Theme #24982Hi Shan,
When you reply to your own topic it bumps that topic out of the “Topics with no replies” list (http://www.studiopress.com/forums/view/no-replies), which makes it harder for forum volunteers to locate and respond to.
When you submitted a support ticket, did you get an immediate auto-response? If not, something may have gone awry with the submission. If that’s the case, let me know so I can provide that feedback to the StudioPress folks.
Cheers,
Carrie
p.s. Sorry I don’t know about centering the menus!
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Hi there,
Yep, you are absolutely correct. Genesis (and WordPress) are licensed under GPL, which gives you great freedom to modify for your own use.
That said, I would recommend leaving a reference to Genesis in the child theme stylesheet – maybe something like “XYZ is a custom child theme based on the Associate Whatever Theme and built on the Genesis Framework”.
You’re not *obligated* to do that at all — I recommend it so that if another developer/designer were to pick up your code, they’d have the a reference point. That’s how I credit my own themes, at least.
Carrie
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Heya,
Don’t know if a support issue has been raised, but I don’t think the theme advertises compatibility across all browsers. I’m on a mac, so need to figure out a good testing situation for IE. Don’t really wanna, but guess I should.
Carrie
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Try adding display:inline to your .entry-content area like this:
.entry-content {
overflow: hidden; //This is already in your stylesheet and is fine to leave
display: inline; // This should let your text wrap}
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Hi there,
Which theme are you using? If it’s one that’s already responsive, just look for this in your CSS:
/* Responsive Design
———————————————————— */
Depending on your theme, there may or may not already be some CSS for the mobile screen size. Look for something like this:
@media only screen and (max-width: 480px) {}
If you don’t see that, just add it in (and you can change 480px if you want, but that’s standard iPhone width in landscape mode).Last step is add any custom CSS you want within those @media only brackets { }. That’ll get picked up when viewing your site on a mobile.
Cheers,
Carrie
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Nice work! I like the header!
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Hi DP,
Are you wanting to accept payment directly on your site or is it okay if the user is directed to another site to complete payment (i.e. PayPal)? If you want the payment to process on your site, you’ll need to get an SSL certificate installed on your domain for https://
Another question before you decide on a payment gateway is what shopping cart solution are you looking for? If you’re running a membership site for access to premium content, you might look into Premise or S2MemberPRo. To some degree, the shopping cart solution or membership software will drive which payment gateways are available to you, so you might want to tackle that issue before looking too much at specific payment gateways.
Check out this article: http://chrislema.com/choosing-wordpress-membership-plugin/ Awesome info.
Cheers,
Carrie
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Hey there,
I recently switched my site over to Modern Portfolio and noticed the same on IE. Seems like it’s not picking up the float:left property of those portfolio images…
No solutions yet since I haven’t had a chance to play with it more, but if I find some workarounds I’ll keep you posted.
Cheers,
Carrie
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Okay, I see what you’re saying – thanks for the screen shot. I don’t know what the answer is though. Since you’re using a ShareThis shortcode to generate the link, I think you’ll need to troubleshoot options with that plugin to get the answer. Even if you used a custom field to output the shortcode somewhere else on the page, you’d have the same issue.
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Heya!
What do you mean by “text field of the post”? The post content area? Sorry I’m slow to understand and not being very helpful.
Carrie
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Oh, okay! Which plugin are you using to generate those share buttons? There should be settings for the plugin that allow you to disable the “via…” part. In other words, it’s not an issue with your theme, it’s an issue with your social sharing plugin.

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What’s on line 22 of your functions.php file? Not sure if the lines/spacing are the same on the code pasted above, but try removing your empty echo ”; statements.
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Hi there,
I found this bit of code that should work if you drop it into your functions.php (Note, anytime you edit functions.php, be prepared to FTP in or otherwise access your file to quickly correct any errors, as a syntax error in the file will cause your site not to work).
function myFeedExcluder($query) {
if ($query->is_feed) {
$query->set(‘cat’,'-12′); //Change the category ID to be your category’s ID
}
return $query;
}
add_filter(‘pre_get_posts’,'myFeedExcluder’);
To get the ID of your category, just go to your Category page in your dashboard and hover your mouse over the desired category. Then, while the mouse is still hovered, look at the URL bar in the bottom of your browser and it will show the ID # in the string.
Carrie
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Hey there,
Find this in your theme’s functions.php:
‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘portfolio’ )
And change ‘portfolio’ to ‘services’
That should do it!
Carrie
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