Okay, I’m having fun over here with the new Genesis Extender Plugin and wanted to share (yet another) cool way to use it. This tutorial will cover how to make a custom 404 error page complete with an html sitemap. Ready? Create an HTML Sitemap Thanks to Yoast for his post outlining how to create …
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Getting Typekit up and running on your Genesis Framework site is a piece of cake! This post will get you going in four easy steps. There’s even a FREE 5th Bonus Step included below (for the overachievers). Steps to Install Typekit on a Genesis Framework site: For starters, you’ll need to a Typekit account. Once …
Since publishing this post, I’ve written an updated post explaining how to use structural wraps to move the header, specifically in the Prose Child Theme. You may find it helpful. In a typical Genesis Child Theme, the header and footer elements are nestled safely inside the main structural #wrap. Today’s challenge is to move the …
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Are you a beginner with the Genesis Framework? You’ve landed in the right spot. One of the things I love most about the Genesis Framework is the amazing community of users, designers, and developers. They’re a great resource for learning and expanding your skills with Genesis. But what if you’re brand new to the Genesis …
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If you’ve poked around my site at all, it’s no secret: I’m a big fan of the Genesis Framework for WordPress. After getting a fresh install up and running, one of the first plugins I download is Genesis Simple Hooks, which is, as the name suggests, an easy way to tap into the Genesis Framework …
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