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Genesis %1$s is available. <a href="%2$s" %3$s>Check out what's new</a> or <a href="%4$s" %5$s>update now.</a>

Genesis %1$s is available. <a href="%2$s" %3$s>Check out what's new</a> or <a href="%4$s" %5$s>update now.</a>

In order to view the Primary navigation menu settings, you must build a %scustom menu%s, then assign it to the Primary Menu Location.

In order to view the Primary navigation menu settings, you must build a %scustom menu%s, then assign it to the Primary Menu Location.

Twitter link displays a link to your Twitter profile, as indicated in Twitter ID setting. Enter only your user name in this setting.

Twitter link displays a link to your Twitter profile, as indicated in Twitter ID setting. Enter only your user name in this setting.

Search form displays a small search form utilizing the WordPress search functionality.

Search form displays a small search form utilizing the WordPress search functionality.

RSS feed link displays a link to the RSS feed for your site that a reader can use to subscribe to your site using the feedreader of their choice.

RSS feed link displays a link to the RSS feed for your site that a reader can use to subscribe to your site using the feedreader of their choice.

Today's date displays the current date

Today's date displays the current date

The Primary Navigation Extras typically display on the right side of your Primary Navigation menu.

The Primary Navigation Extras typically display on the right side of your Primary Navigation menu.

The %1$sImage logo%2$s option will use a logo image file in the header instead of the site's title and description. This setting adds a .header-image class to your site, allowing you to specify the header image in your child theme's style.css. By default, the logo can be saved as logo.png and saved to the images folder of your child theme.

The %1$sImage logo%2$s option will use a logo image file in the header instead of the site's title and description. This setting adds a .header-image class to your site, allowing you to specify the header image in your child theme's style.css. By default, the logo can be saved as logo.png and saved to the images folder of your child theme.

The %1$sDynamic text%2$s option will use the Site Title and Site Description from your site's settings in your header.

The %1$sDynamic text%2$s option will use the Site Title and Site Description from your site's settings in your header.

This is the %1$s. You can add content to this area by visiting your <a href="%2$s">Widgets Panel</a> and adding new widgets to this area.

This is the %1$s. You can add content to this area by visiting your <a href="%2$s">Widgets Panel</a> and adding new widgets to this area.

data in style sheet files

data in style sheet files

There are some special features of the Blog Template that allow you to specify which category to show on each page using the template, which is helpful if you have a "News" category (or something else) that you want to display separately.

There are some special features of the Blog Template that allow you to specify which category to show on each page using the template, which is helpful if you have a "News" category (or something else) that you want to display separately.

If you provide an email address above, you will be notified via email when a new version of Genesis is available.

If you provide an email address above, you will be notified via email when a new version of Genesis is available.

Load Superfish Script?

Load Superfish Script?

You can export your Genesis-related settings to back them up, or copy them to another site. Child themes and plugins may add their own checkboxes to the list. The settings are exported in %s format.

You can export your Genesis-related settings to back them up, or copy them to another site. Child themes and plugins may add their own checkboxes to the list. The settings are exported in %s format.