lisaleague

Thanks, I’ll wait for the update. Is there a way to make a child theme of the plugin? I had to change a line of CSS (text shadow) because it interfered with another.

Or can I just save my current CSS file from this version and replace in the update coming before I install?

OK, rewrites in order but still no image sitemap – have posts, pages, categories, & events

Thanks! Looks much better.

I’m having trouble with the Yoast SEO plugin breaking both categories and tags for my Genesis child theme Balance.

Genesis and Yoast are suppost to play well together, but when I click on categories or tags on the front end I get a 404 error, it does not matter whether I have these checked or unchecked:

Strip the category base (usually /category/) from the category URL.
Enforce a trailing slash on all category and tag URL’s
If you choose a permalink for your posts with .html, or anything else but a / on the end, this will force WordPress to add a trailing slash to non-post pages nonetheless.

Does anyone have a solution for this?

Hi Tim,

Exactly. Thanks for letting me know – going crazy trying to find/style this!

Hi Jason,

I’ve had a similar issue, I’m using a responsive theme, also. How did you manage to fix this?

Hey Bkmacdaddy, that worked! Thanks!

Just for neatness, sake, is it better to put at the end of all the clearfix?

/* clearfix */
.clearfix:after, .widget li:after, #body:after, #footer:after, footer:after, .pagenav:after, #main-nav:after, .menu:after, .gallery:after, #content:after
{ visibility: hidden; display: block; font-size: 0; content: " "; clear: both; height: 0; }
.widget li.pins-feed-item {clear:none;}
.clearfix, .widget li, #body, #footer, footer, .pagenav, #main-nav, .menu, .gallery, #content
{ display: inline-block; }
/* clearfix for ie7 */
.clearfix, .widget li, #body, #footer, footer, .pagenav, #main-nav, .menu, .gallery, #content
{ display: block; zoom: 1; }