Tom Finley

FTP into your plugins folder, and place a “#” in front of the plugin name.

Doesn’t work on our subfolder (directory) -type multisite in either activation scenario.

Can anyone confirm that Redirection activated on individual subdomain-based subsites is actually working?

Update: I was able to come up with a solution.

The author has posted elsewhere that he has spoken with StudioPress and that automatic Genesis integration isn’t currently possible. It should be possible to piggyback on other people’s work but I haven’t been able to generate a solution myself.

Certainly interested. If it’s not being maintained, I think forking it and continuing its life under another name or distribution channel is reasonable.

I posted this in GenesisWP on Slack, and here’s the response I got:

I think that’s the plugin some of us discussed at WordCamp London. We discussed whether it was likely to be compatible with genesis_get_image, and I said that it probably is because genesis_get_image calls wp_get_attachment_image. But I later looked at the plugin source and it doesn’t support images that come from wp_get_attachment_image, only ones that come from get_the_post_thumbnail or hard-coded into the post body. I don’t know why.

Ron,

The issue can’t be that easily resolved if you’re using another Fontello-created font. Simple Social Icons’ Fontello overrides user-created Fontello packs since it loads first in the DOM.

Either the SSI font entities need to get changed completely, to something wildly different that can’t ever intersect with our own versions of Fontello, or users need a means of unequeuing or overriding the load priority of the SSI fonts & css.

That said, I have no clue how you’d do it via the standard Genesis Featured Post widget.

Foodie Pro is a Genesis child theme. I tend to use the Genesis Sandbox Featured Content widget to filter my news items because it’s so robust and works with custom post types. It also has quite a few hooks that you can use to your advantage. Here’s a Gist with the necessary function to get Subtitles working with GSFC:

https://gist.github.com/electricbrick/d865d05937d60e47ddb7

Sometimes we see it, sometimes we don’t. It often won’t load via a cellular network connection. Other than that, it’s very hit and miss.

The auto-youtube embeds are now working. However, in my multisite install, the 2.0 update is now almost unusable. When I have time I’ll start a support thread for it, but in the meantime I’ve got to revert back to an older version of the plugin.

Thanks, Jason. Still seeing the errors, and using the crawler gave me another error message (I opened an issue on Github for that, though).

@dqh: if you’re handy with functions.php, you may be able to repurpose this tutorial to accomplish what you’re asking:

https://wpsites.net/web-design/using-genesis-simple-sidebars-plugin-to-add-new-sidebar-to-custom-taxonomy-archive-page/

UnYouzed, try the following tutorial to switch secondary navs for your posts:

https://victorfont.com/genesis-conditional-menus-revisited/

I just got your tweet about hitting you up through your contact form. From the looks of it, you’re cycling through various channels of info right now… But serendipitously, I added the issue to Github yesterday. I’ll email with the details on how I got it to work (but switch_to_blog DOES work under the right circumstance).