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Yay!  Genesis 1.9.2 fixes this.

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So again…  any update on this as it’s still not fixed to WP core, or Genesis?  It sounds like it was fixed in Genesis trunk but still almost 2 months later not released?  Could we at least get a patch to Genesis published?

 

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Any word on releasing this fix? I just spent an hour tracking it down only to find out it was found and fixed 6 weeks ago, just not released

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Thanks to @GaryJ I figured this out.

<code>
/**
* jb_modify_post_image
*
* Changes featured image size for white paper
*/
function jb_modify_post_image( $image_size ) {
if ( 'jb_whitepaper' === get_post_type()) {
$image_size = 'jb_whitepaper_featured';
}
return $image_size;
}
add_filter( 'genesis_pre_get_option_image_size', 'jb_modify_post_image' );
</code>

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If you’re looking for the easiest way to do this, just remove the header parts you don’t want and add the logo to the sidebar widget area (text widget with <img src=….> in it)

If you’re look for a better way to do it, I’d  try unhooking the header and reattaching it to genesis_before_sidebar_alt_widget_area and then cleaning up the CSS to accomodate.

Better still would to keep the header outside the #sidebar-alt div but you’re still talking about moving the structure around quite a bit.

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One more minor thing…  looking at the bbPress search results they come up full content which, IMHO, probably isn’t the best way to display results.

http://www.studiopress.com/forums/?s=css

It’s hard to tell where one entry starts and stops, I thought at first it was just on post coming up.   Adding post-info below the titles might make it visually more obvious…  and/or switching to excerpts.

Besides that, I usually install http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search-bbpress/ on bbPress forums…  much better search results that way.

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@Brian – I usually use SyntaxHighlghter Evolved: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/syntaxhighlighter/

Crayon is good too: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/crayon-syntax-highlighter/

but I’ve never used either inside bbPress…

 

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@Brian – Sorry poorly worded.  On the old forums there was code syntax highlighting enabled on code snippets.

Old example: http://www.studiopress.com/support/showpost.php?p=474316&postcount=6

New example: http://www.studiopress.com/forums/topic/using-jquery-isotope/#post-147

In the old example you can see the PHP gets syntax highlighting.

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I had the same thought.  I might need to make a picture but my thoughts…

The “Type” column is worthless as-is and should be the contents of the “Type” column should be icons/badges representing “Blog/CMS/Responsive/E-Commerce”.  Whatever the key features you categorize themes by.

Then group StudioPress and Community Themes separately like this:

Crud…  tables won’t work…  can’t attach an image…

Alright edit 3, lets try a link:

http://www.evernote.com/shard/s35/sh/33387d5c-8e63-45f0-922b-355bd41bc12b/5da269f38c7f45fc291e4c869c8cac3f

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Could code syntax highlighting love get added to inline code block here?

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@Brain – FYI, I reset my my.studiopress.com password (/wp-login.php) and got logged in this morning… so “we CAN login to my.sp.com).  I did this because I got a “Welcome to StudioPress” email:

Thank you for trusting StudioPress to give you the tools you’ll need to build an amazing WordPress website.

Now, to get to your theme download(s) and one-on-one customer support if you need it, just follow these steps:

1. Go to https://my.studiopress.com/

2. Log in with the username and password you chose at purchase

3. Click the “Downloads” tab to download your theme(s)

4. Explore the rest of https://my.studiopress.com/ for any questions you might have

5. For support with this theme, please visit http://appfinite.com/forums.

We’re looking forward to seeing what you build with StudioPress!

Guessing that came in because months ago I bought a community/marketplace theme…

 

 

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Hello World…   Brian – The seperate user/pass things probably needs some explanation somewhere it was confusing to first have to setup a new p/w for my.studiopress.com and then 5 seconds later get asked to login to the forums only to find niether my old forum user/pass nor the user/pass I JUST created on my.studiopress.com worked…  I get why, just might need to advise people to make the switch less problematic.

 

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