Complete and Utter TRAINWRECK

with geodirectory activated it ignores the fact that there is a nav-secondary secondary nav menu and aligns the site-inner to below the site-header

I can’t see this in css so geodirectory is overwriting hooks (or some other nonsense)

I can’t decipher Theme Compatibility Settings

thanks for the prompt response

I solved by adding margins to CSS, but this is not something that I think should be required

expectation would be that the GD elements behave like other elements instead of ‘taking over’ – GD shouldn’t be overriding templates

at this point no action required — hopefully

ahh… shortcodes would be nice, I’ll test to see if they modify the template like the widgets do (not sure ‘modify template’ is accurate but that is what it looks like)

basically the issue is that Genesis themes have the option for two nav menus in the header area (but the secondary nav-menu is not in the header, it is below it)

with geodirectory activated it causes the content area (site-inner in genesis) to move up and over the nav-secondary menu ignoring it, it is aligning to the site-header

this in turn causes issues whether a page has breadcrumbs or not as the ‘fix’ was to add a margin, but the same margin can’t be universal – which makes it a pain in caboose

my site is under construction and changing rapidly behind a maintenance wall, so not keen to use it as a test site, but if you install a genesis theme (magazine pro for example) and activate the menus, I bet you’ll see the same thing

not sure what caused the White Screen of Death, but that made the conductor and engineer look for an alternative railroad