[jp_grennier]

Cool, could you possibly send me a list of the media breakpoints for the theme? There are minor adjustments I’d like to make for the various screen sizes. Thanks!

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[jp_grennier]

http://jpgrennier.com

Another related issue – I’d like to make the banner shorter on the full-sized site (keeping the logo centered) if you wouldn’t mind helping with this as well…

Thanks!

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[jp_grennier]

This also worked – thanks again.

[jp_grennier]

Any idea why on this page there is margin or padding above the slider?

http://jpgrennier.com/140-pm-test/

I can’t seem to find it…thanks!

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[jp_grennier]

Thank you Sakin, this worked!

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[jp_grennier]

For some reason the above code also removes Slide Deck from the homepage and breaks my favicon. Is there another way to go about it? Thanks again!

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http://jpgrennier.com

[jp_grennier]

Here’s my current (child) functions.php

<?php
// Removing the Default Slider
function unhook_catcheverest_functions() {

	remove_action( 'catcheverest_before_main', 'catcheverest_slider_display', 10 );
}
add_action( 'init', 'unhook_catcheverest_functions' );

// Adding New Slider Code
function catcheverest_child_slider() {
	//Add in your code in betwwen this bracket
	echo do_shortcode( '[SlideDeck2 id=281 ress=1]' );
	
}
add_action( 'catcheverest_before_main', 'catcheverest_child_slider', 10 );

[jp_grennier]

I see why the child theme makes much more sense now. I’m still having one issue though, I can’t seem to get new slider code to work with the div you specified as I don’t really know php. Right now the new slider takes up the entire main content area and is too big. Could you help with this? Thanks again Sakin.

http://jpgrennier.com/

[jp_grennier]

Thanks this was very helpful.

[jp_grennier]

One final question for now. Is there a way I can change the copyright info in the lower left? My work is licensed through Creative Commons, so it should read “Some Rights Reserved” instead.

[jp_grennier]

I’ve figured out the first part. When I was clicking ‘skip cropping publish as is’ I was expecting it to use the file at the size I uploaded (i.e. no cropping). Instead it crops the image to the suggested size. The solution is to actually use the cropping interface to select the entire image and then proceed. This is very counter intuitive in my opinion (to the point of almost being backwards), so just a suggestion for some clarification.

My second question, to put it another way, is does the Everest theme have the option to direct visitors to pages rather than posts from the homepage image slider?

[jp_grennier]

Here is my site: http://jpgrennier.com

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