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  • Brandon Kraft

    (@kraftbj)

    Code Wrangler

    Are there menus chosen in Appearance->Menus for the primary and secondary nav?

    Brandon Kraft

    (@kraftbj)

    Code Wrangler

    Also, checking out the actual StudioPress forum is best: http://www.studiopress.com/forums/ as the forums for Genesis.

    If you purchased Genesis, you can submit a help ticket at http://my.studiopress.com

    I made the Genesis update 1.9.1 and now the header text shows up over my header image. I went to the header section under appearances and there is a box that says “show header text”. I uncheck the box and only the image shows up in the preview, which is what I want. However, when I hit save, it goes back to having this header text floating over the image. Under general settings, I deleted the site title and tagline. Now it looks fine, but I think this may be bad for SEO. This works for now, but I’m wondering if Genesis will fix this. Does anyone have any advice?

    Brandon Kraft

    (@kraftbj)

    Code Wrangler

    Will– likely it is likely something minor.

    I’d suggest posting a new thread at http://www.studiopress.com/forums/ and including the address of your site.

    Thread Starter threeels

    (@threeels)

    There doesn’t seem to be a checkbox for primary and secondary nav in version 1.9. Or, they moved it to a special place. When I restored it to 1.8.2 the selection boxes returned and everything worked again.

    I’ll post to Genesis forum, too. Thanks.

    Thread Starter threeels

    (@threeels)

    Also, I did select a menu for the primary nav and did NOT select a menu for the secondary nav under Appearance –> Menus.

    Plugin Author Bill Erickson

    (@billerickson)

    Thanks for pointing this out. With 1.9 Genesis did change the way the menus worked.

    In 1.8, you went to Genesis > Theme Settings, checked a location to use, then went to Appearance > Menus and assigned a menu for that location.

    In 1.9, this was simplified to just the Appearance > Menus part (no need for a checkbox, just see if they’ve assigned a menu to that location).

    While I think this was a useful simplification, it did break the way this plugin worked (check the box in Genesis > Theme Settings, but don’t assign a menu).

    I’ve modified the plugin to now work with Genesis 1.9. All you need to do is activate the plugin, and as long as a secondary menu location is registered, it will work.

    Try using the new version of the plugin (1.5) and let me know if this works for you.

    Thread Starter threeels

    (@threeels)

    Thanks. Plugin version 1.5 works with Genesis 1.9.1.

    Hi,

    I am running a couple of WordPress 2.5.1 networks with Genesis 1.9.1

    On a site with pre-existing secondary menus and the default Genesis theme, when I activate v1.5 of this plugin, the secondary menu navigation menu theme location is depopulated.

    Unfortunately deactivating all plugins except this one does not correct the problem 🙁

    (We are using the Networks+ MU plugin)

    Sorry for being a wally!

    Even though the secondary menu theme location empty, the subpages are still displayed 🙂

    Unfortunately the child pages aren’t using fancy drop-downs for grandchild pages, I guess this is just a matter of styling?

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