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After installing the Genesis Framework and your child theme, we highly recommend regenerating the thumbnails for any existing images on your site. This will ensure that all image sizes that are defined in the theme are available in your site as you work to configure all the settings described in this theme setup guide. To …
All themes include the option to change the colors of some of the elements within the theme. Go to Appearance > Customize > Colors to change the colors, if desired. Click Select Color to reveal the color picker and choose a new color for each available setting. Please note that all themes have different color settings. The …
The Header Image, also known as the hero image is a large web banner image, generally placed in the front and center of the Home page. If you are experiencing issues getting the Header Image to display it is most likely an issue with the overlay color opacity. See this article for instructions on How to change the theme colors. …
The Genesis Portfolio Pro plugin allows you to easily change the number of Portfolio Items shown on the Portfolio Archive page. From the admin, navigate to Settings → Reading Enter the number you want to display into the Blog pages show at most field. Click Save Changes
To upload a Featured Image, navigate to the Edit Page screen of the post or page. Locate the Featured Image field just below the Update button. Click Set featured image and select the background image. Click Update to save changes. Recommended minimum size for featured images is 1280px wide and 720px tall.
To install this theme you must have a working version of WordPress already installed. For information regarding the installation of the WordPress platform, please see the WordPress Codex: http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress
The following video shows how to install a child theme, the Genesis Framework and the theme’s recommended plugins. It uses the Business Pro theme but applies to all of our Genesis child themes. Installing the Genesis Framework and a child theme follows the same process for installing any WordPress theme, except that you have …
Store Pro is optimized to work with the following plugins. Before you begin, you will need to install and activate them. Store Pro will display a notice in the admin area to make it easier to install these plugins. Genesis eNews Extended Genesis Testimonial Slider Ninja Forms (optional) Simple Social Icons Widget Importer and Exporter …
1. Create a “Home” page Skip this step if you have imported the theme demo content. In your site dashboard add a new page, and title your new page “Home”. Then, add another page titled “Blog”. Be sure to publish these 2 pages. 2. Set a Static Front Page Launch the Customizer and click on the Static Front …
Adding your Site Logo Open Appearance > Customizer and click on the Site Identity section. In the section that opens out, click the Select button to open the Media Manager. Upload a new image, or select one that’s already in your Media Library. Click Set as logo, and you will see your logo appear in the preview window. Click the Save & Publish button at …
To add your first custom menu, follow these steps: 1. Create a Custom Menu From your WordPress admin, click Appearance > Customize. In the Customizer, click the Menus tab. If your theme already has a default/primary menu, you can click on it to begin editing. If your theme doesn’t have a default/primary menu, click + Add a Menu instead. Type in a name for …
Page excerpts allows you to display a short description about any post or page below the page title. To do this simply navigate to the page editor for the desired page. Find the ‘Excerpt’ box and enter your subtitle. If the excerpt box is not visible, click on the ‘Screen Options’ button in the top …
In your Customizer, click on the Widgets tab. Your theme’s available widget areas will be displayed (and might look slightly different to this): To add a widget, first click on a widget area. In the panel, click on Add a Widget. The Customizer will show all of the available widgets that you can add. Scroll the alphabetically …
On the WordPress editing page for Pages, there’s a sectioned labeled Page Attributes, which contains a choice of templates that you can use to override default settings for that individual page. Please note the choices in the Template field are set by your theme. If you use a different theme, you may have different choices in the Template field. …