Thanks, Brad. A follow-up question: how do I get the main nav menu (.genesis-nav-menu?) to stick at the top, but place the submenu (also sticky) below it? Currently, if the submenu nav is populated, it grabs the top spot, obliterating my main menu.
Metro’s default layout is full-width. When I insert the image into an article, I assign it to right-align. The key appears to be that the image aligns correctly in the editor, but as soon as I hit “update”, the photo jumps to the left above the text. For now, the only option to display the photo, the article and the right rail is to set the attached image to full-size and no alignment.
Very nice. The design is user-centric as well as appealing to the eye, following the current ‘flat’ design principals. One potential improvement: exchange the current “fuzz” .jpg images with clearer .png files.
I’ve completed the external design. I took the 1.9 Sample child theme, set it for full page, created two columns, subdivided one into a splash and then a blog, and used the second for our sidebar.
The goal is to take a post’s featured image, display it on the frontpage with styling close to that of the genesis slider. There would never be a slideshow – just one featured photo. Since there is already a feature built into WordPress for obtaining the featured image, I’d like to stay away from adding js plugins, if possible. The ultimate goal is to reduce the number of js and database calls on the front page.
I deactivated all plugins, except BuddyPress, switched to the default WordPress theme and the warning still appears. I’ll keep my customized Genesis News theme online so you can check it out today: http://www.ithacaindy.com.
Didn’t work. The post meta does appear at the bottom of posts displayed using Nick’s plugin, however. How do I move the post meta above the post titles’ headlines via GFWA?
