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MickeyKay
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Previously, the trestle_tiny_mce_before_init filter was causing a fatal error when it was trying to call get_current_screen() on the front-end, which isn't availably unless /wp-admin/includes/screen.php is included, which it isn't on the front end. This patch switches from checking the current screen to simply checking if the post object exists. Not sure if there are any edge cases where the current screen check does something the post check doesn't - I'll leave that to you @braad to decide as I think you added this code.
Trestle
A handy boilerplate child theme for serious Genesis developers.
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Intro
Trestle takes a lot of the grunt work out of building sites using the Genesis Framework, providing quick and easy-to-implement solutions to common problems and repetitive tasks. We’ve taken Genesis’ rock-solid foundation, integrated mobile-first CSS, responsive navigation, a full-featured settings panel, and much more. Download. Install. Enjoy.
Features
Here are some of Trestle's many features, check out the Trestle Demo for a full list.
- Responsive navigation menu
- Mobile first CSS
- Custom control over post info and meta
- Multiple page layouts
- Auto-generating primary navigation
- Ability to auto-install your favorite plugins
- Helpful theme jQuery
- Compatibility with Genesis Extender plugin
- Optional link icons
- Built-in shortcodes (columns, buttons, Font Awesome, etc)
- Front-end styles appear in editor as well
- And more!
Settings & Usage
- All Trestle settings can be accessed via the Customizer.
- Examples and usage can all be viewed on the Trestle Demo