Plugin / Genesis Prose Extras

Yes, they are! All is working like it should with minimal additions on CSS style rules (only what’s really needed).

One should be enough for a lot of use cases. However, having 3 widget areas enables you to use one top column and 2 columns below which makes up for a more suiteable homepage layout. How cool’s that? 🙂

Yes, of course they are! If your child theme is already responsive and you use the top area plus the 2 columnized areas they just adapt to your viewport nicely. Any additional CSS rules/ media queries you could add via your “Custom Code” section under Genesis menu. Note, if your version of Prose child theme isn’t responsive yet these CSS media queries won’t have any effect and also do no harm :-).

Of course, it’s possible! Just add the following constant to your child theme’s functions.php file or to a functionality plugin: /** Genesis Prose Extras: Remove Widgets Shortcode Support */ define( 'GPEX_NO_WIDGETS_SHORTCODE', true ); Some webmasters could need this for security reasons regarding their stuff members or for whatever other reasons… :).

That’s really easy, just add “post type support” via a plugin, code snippet plugin or your child theme’s functions.php: /** Genesis Prose Extras: Add post type support for (single) Custom CSS: */ add_post_type_support( 'download', 'gpex-inpost-css' ); add_post_type_support( 'product', 'gpex-inpost-css' ); –> This example code adds the meta box for post type download (like in Easy Digital Downloads, EDD) and for post type product (like in WooCommerce and/ or Jigoshop).

Yes, that’s possible! Just use this example code below and change the capability to your use case: add_filter( 'gpex_filter_inpost_custom_css_cap', 'gpex_inpost_custom_css_cap' ) /** * Genesis Prose Extras: Custom Capability for Inpost Custom CSS */ function gpex_inpost_custom_css_cap() { return 'editor'; } // function

Yes, of course! With one line of code, like this: /** Genesis Prose Extras - disable plugin feature: Better Custom PHP file */ add_filter( 'gpex_filter_better_custom_php', '__return_false' );

Yes, of course! With one line of code, like this: /** Genesis Prose Extras: Remove Export/ Import Info meta box */ define( 'GPEX_NO_EXPORT_IMPORT_INFO', TRUE );

I’ve just included some filters for that – if ever needed (i.e. for clients, branding purposes etc.), you can use these filters: gpex_filter_home_top_widget_title – default value: “Prose Home Top” gwat_filter_home_top_widget_description – default value: “For a widgetized homepage in Prose.” The same principles apply for ‘Home Left’ and ‘Home Right’ etc.. Here’s an example code for changing one of these filters: add_filter( 'gpex_filter_home_top_widget_title', 'custom_home_top_widget_title' ); /** * Genesis Prose Extras: Custom Prose Home Top Widget Title */ function custom_home_top_widget_title() { return __( 'Custom Prose Home', 'your-child-theme-textdomain' ); } Final note: I DON’T recommend to add customization code snippets to your child theme’s functions.php file! Please use a functionality plugin or an MU-plugin instead! This way you are then more independent from child theme changes etc. If you don’t know how to create such a plugin yourself just use one of my recommended ‘Code Snippets’ plugins. Read & bookmark these Sites: “What is a functionality plugin and how to create one?” – blog post by WPCandy “Creating a custom functions plugin for end users” – blog post by Justin Tadlock DON’T hack your functions.php file: Resource One – Resource Two (both by Thomas Griffin Media) “Code Snippets” plugin by Shea Bunge – also network wide! “Code With WP Code Snippets” plugin by Thomas Griffin – Note: Plugin currently in development at GitHub. “Toolbox Modules” plugin by Sergej Müller – see also his plugin instructions. All the custom & branding stuff code above can also be found as a Gist on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/deckerweb/5905929 (you can also add your questions/ feedback there 🙂