Hey @burlesonbrad,
I do not claim to be a Genesis user, I fumble the best I can to keep as many theme zealots as happy as possible and theme compatibility is just one of the many many items on my backlog that I simply don’t have the time in the day to get to.
I really have no idea what the sceenshot you’ve shared is a screenshot of and, therefore, I really don’t know how to go about recreating the issue to determine if this is our fault or not…
By default, WordPress says “The description is not prominent by default; however, some themes may show it.” when adding a category description. And we have NO code in place to add this description.
If the field is a Genesis field I’d take this question to Studio Press support or documentation as that’s not something I’m going to be able to advise you on.
We DO NOT touch SEO. I can cite a hundred reasons why we don’t. We’re not going to. If, however, we’re doing something that interferes with Genesis SEO or with YOAST or something, I’ll do my best to get that resolved. If that’s the case please help me out and let me know EXACTLY what we’re breaking and I’ll do my best to resolve ASAP.
Thanks,
I think the key to figuring out this bug would be in the template that renders the /course-category/ page.
The screenshot was of this page: /wp-admin/term.php?taxonomy=course_cat&tag_ID=20&post_type=course
So, in the case of recreating, you’d go to http://prntscr.com/ch9zw5 LifterLMS > Course Categories
Then when you fill up that area with content, like this http://prntscr.com/cha13o
While I don’t want to post an actual link here, you can see that screenshot’s slug was /inventory, right? Consequently, on the page https://yourawesomesite.com/course-category/inventory/
What’s happening now is that the page template that creates the /course-category/category_slug
Unfortunately, I know it’s not Genesis. I can create a post category like this: http://prntscr.com/cha3f4 with content entered in the description area like this: http://prntscr.com/cha3mx and the Genesis framework aptly outputs the Category Description Correctly like this: http://prntscr.com/cha65z
I’ll run over to the Github and look, as well as inspect Genesis again.
@burlesonbrad,
Give this a shot: https://gist.github.com/thomasplevy/dd97c7ccc78e9cf56627aeccbde02743
Added to theme/child theme functions.php file
That should do the trick,
if only “getting close” actually worked in the land of code… 😉
Here’s what I had —> http://prntscr.com/chaaip
Sometimes I wonder why I don’t BAN MYSELF from opening up Atom or Git!
Thank you! That worked perfectly! lifterlms_archive_description
Yes sir!
Wait, didn’t the thread author have the option of “Resolved”?
