digisavvy

Hey there,
you can do this pretty easily. Look at your theme’s header.php file for clues. That theme may also come with a way to change the header file. Refer to any available documentation the theme author might provide.

Additionally, have a look at this article: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_header – While a little more advanced, it shows you methods of controlling that header area of your theme.

is that content area floated to the right? Can you check in your browser’s web developer tools/inspector and report what css rules apply to that section?

Just throwing this out there, Daniel. But it doesn’t look like Gravity Forms will be using that method/function get_post_stati(). That probably doesn’t matter to you or what you do, but I at least wanted to submit their reasoning behind it, perhaps it helps you and your team out.

We looked into it, but decided not to implement it for two reasons.
1- The get_post_stati() function returns all possible statuses and a lot of them don’t really make sense to be an option when creating the post. They would confuse most users.
2- WordPress doesn’t use that function in the post edit screen. They actually hardcode a few post status (similar to how Gravity Form does).

What we decided to do is include a Gravity Forms filter that will allow you do add post statuses to the list when needed. This filter will be available in GF 1.7

Figured I’d chime in with something that might be of interest. Applying the css below addresses the wonkiness that happens with the layout when posting large chunks of code into the code mirror editor area in your plugin. I’ve only tested on Chrome, FF, IE8/9. You may wish to test elsewhere, or come up with a less slipshod solution as the one I presented. =)

#form-php-body-wrapper .CodeMirror-scroll {
max-width: 750px;
}

Just throwing this out there, but Shazdeh’s issue was also mine. Some additional text may be of use there. =)

So you are correct, Gravity Forms gets the post stati elsewhere. This is the last response from Gravity Forms.

You are right, Gravity Forms currently only supports the built-in post statuses. Using the get_post_stati() seems like a good idea and I will talk to the team and see if that is something we can include in the next version.

So, if Gravity Forms also used get_post_stati() then it would get WordPress’s stati along with any other stati added by other plugins, such as Edit Flow. Correct?

Daniel,
Let’s see if this helps. Here’s what I got from Gravity Forms:

The reason they are not selectable is because Edit Flow doesn’t store those statuses in regular WordPress, but instead in their own function that Gravity Forms would have no idea about… You would have to find out how to access their statuses with PHP and then create a dropdown with those selections and then when the post is created, update the post status with the custom status selected. And you’d have to write similar PHP to access it in the backend as well.

At least that’s my assumption from a cursory glance.

As I understand it, it appears that there’s a disconnect on where each plugin stores/pulls post status info from.

Thoughts?

Thanks iamdangavin. Like a charm, sir.

Just curious if anyone has any thoughts here?

So one of my buddies helped me out here and gave me some tips. Since this is genesis the structural parts I was calling weren’t needed and could be replaced w/ genesis();

Here’s what I ended up with:

<?php
/**
 * Template Name: Alt Home Page
 * Description: A Three Column Layout for the Home Page
 */

// Force full width layout
add_filter( 'genesis_pre_get_option_site_layout', '__genesis_return_sidebar_content_sidebar' );

// Build our custom loop
remove_action( 'genesis_loop', 'genesis_do_loop' );
add_action( 'genesis_loop', 'special_loop' );
function special_loop() {
?>

	 	<div class="featured-article"><?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('home-feature')) : ?>
		<?php endif; ?></div>
		<div class="featured-left"><?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('home-left-feature')) : ?>
		<?php endif; ?></div>
		<div class="featured-right"><?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('home-right-feature')) : ?>
		<?php endif; ?></div>
		<div class="featured-bottom"><?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('home-bottom-feature')) : ?>
		<?php endif; ?></div>

<?php
}
genesis();

You could try a bit of CSS

.ngg-singlepic {
max-width: 60px;
}

This snippet of CSS will make the thumbs the same width at least. The height would still differ, but it would be a cleaner layout for you.

I’m still not able to find a suitable solution to this issue.

Cool, man. Thanks!

Zack,
Installed this plugin on https://yogaminded.com/teachers-directory.

Issues I ran into
– Search only works when ‘approved=false’. Not sure if that’s by design or not, I figured if set to true, it would return values.
– My layout is in list form, regardless of selecting Table. I posted these issues on your personal site as Alex vasquez.

Thanks for the update. +)