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I see. Let me try the shortcode function. I tried using the Yikes widget and it asked to register a form. The person I am helping set up the site for is using a general form with 4 other list options to subscribe to. For some reason, I am not even sure how to import the correct form in question so the Yikes widget can recently froze it as a default list. Is there a quick tutorial you can share?

The shortcode is pasted into a widget. I have logged into another site using this plugin and this is how it is set up. So I did the same thing but the raw shortcode is showing up upon rendering. Any ideas?

Thanks for the reply Jonathan. Appreciate it. Keep up the good work! I look forward to this feature if it ever rolls out. And let me know if you need someone to run it through a real world test. Coming from Drupal, I miss how easy it is for a “View” type function. Heads up, having the code work with our themes that are mobile responsive would be great as well.

Cheers and thanks for all your hard work!

Anyone know the answer to this?

Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for taking some feedback. Love your plugin!

Or, another type of mobile responsive menu goes like this. Not sure if I like it or not but:

Once screen size is below a pixel width, a “Menu” link replaces the entire Primary Menu. Clicking on it takes you to the footer of the site with a mobile friendly menu displayed. Here is an example: https://groupe-css.com/home/#mobile-footer-nav-menu

Hope those examples help. Genesis owners really need a good way to manage menus. Out of the box, the Genesis menus are only ok; not as good as it could be. Hoping your plugin could make the Menus great!

Hi Russel,

The best example would be something like this. https://www.hillaryrettig.com/

See the Primary menu. Make your screen smaller to less than about 400 pixels. You will see it in action.

Once the Hamburger Menu show sup, there might be a better way to organize the Primary Menu and Sub Menus but I just wanted to show an example.

Facebook (when using mobile to visit) has a good Hamburger Menu.

Let us know if we can do something similar with your plugin. Thanks in advance!

Thanks for posting a solution, appreciate it. This means those of us who have long standing custom permalinks will not be able to use this gallery until / if there is a fix.

I am seeing something similar. The upload seems to start, then I see a green icon. I assume this means 100% uploaded but no image is ever uploaded, I have checked via FTP and even the NextGen interface does not show any images at all. Any ideas? Running the latest version as well.

By doing that, users will see more spaces where the hard return was set around the <!– more –> tag in the full page. In addition, that will also happen when the feed is pulled to a reader.

It’s just not a good idea to mess with the content body. Someone must know the whereabouts of the file that controls this. Anyone?