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Elodin Sections

A plugin which extends Advanced custom fields for Genesis themes. It sets up a new page template for this purpose, registers the necessary fields, and sets up basic layouts for some commonly-used sections.

by Jon Schroeder · github.com/jonschr/elodin-sections · website

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Install

No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:

wp plugin install https://github.com/jonschr/elodin-sections/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

Declares an update source (https://github.com/jonschr/elodin-sections), so updates arrive through the plugin's own updater.

From the readme

Elodin Sections Elodin Sections extends the Advanced Custom Fields for Genesis themes. It sets up a new page template for this purpose, registers the necessary fields, and sets up basic layouts for some commonly-used sections. This plugin requires the Advanced Custom Fields Pro plugin, and the Genesis framework. Without both of these installed and active, it probably won't do anything. Style-ready classes A few classes have been set up by default to allow for more flexibility for sections. These can be added at the bottom of each section, separated by spaces, e.g. align-center full-height For use on all sections - align-center – aligns everything inside the section to center on desktop and tablet, but leaves it left-aligned it on mobile. NOTE: some sections, due to their specific layouts, have defaults that already center align things. - full-height – makes the section full-height on desktop (100% of the height of the browser viewport). NOTE: This may cause unexpected behavior on some sections with complex layouts. - limit-height – constrain the height of a section that, by default, would ordinarily take up the entire vertical height of the viewport (there are only a couple of s

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