Simply add the following code to your functions.php file.

[php]// Modify Post Info
add_filter('genesis_post_info', 'my_post_info_filter');
function my_post_info_filter($post_info) {
if (!is_page()) {
$post_info = '[ post_date] By [ post_author_posts_link] [ post_comments] | Share: <a href="http://twitter.com/share" class="twitter-share-button" data-count="horizontal" data-via="TWITTER_USERNAME">Tweet</a><script type="text/javascript" src="http://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js"></script> '; //remove spaces after initial [
//$post_info = 'Custom text'; //edit this to whatever you'd like.
}
return $post_info;
}[/php]

So I was creating page templates that called for a custom loop for specific categories that I blocked from my blog in my Genesis Settings. To do this, use this page template.

You do not need to use 'cat' which requires the category ID; however, it is always my preference. You can also choose from wp_query:

• cat (int) - use category id.
• category_name (string) - use category slug (NOT name).
• category__and (array) - use category id.
• category__in (array) - use category id.
• category__not_in (array) - use category id.

[php]
<?php
/**
*
* Template Name: Projects
* This file handles blog posts with the category Projects within a page.
*
*/

remove_action('genesis_loop', 'genesis_do_loop');
add_action('genesis_loop', 'custom_do_cat_loop');

function custom_do_cat_loop() {
global $query_args; // any wp_query() args
$args= array('cat' => '30');
genesis_custom_loop(wp_parse_args($query_args, $args));
}

genesis();

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Now, creating Facebook tabs using Facebook Tab Manager (see previous post), only allowed me to create "pages." However, I wanted a menu system for my Facebook tabs to be controlled within my WordPress site, so instead of creating a template for Facebook Tab Manager that included a navigation system that connected all my Facebook Tabs, I created a navigation shortcode for users to insert their desired navigation menu, created in WordPress's custom menus and have further control. Since Facebook Tabs Posts are their own custom post type, creating a menu system for them is quite easy.

How the Genesis Nav Shortcode Works

To use the code, insert [genesis_nav] into your post. It takes a few different arguments:

• container_class: adds a custom class to the wrap class
• menu: the menu that is desired; accepts (matching in order) id, slug, name
• custom_class: adds a custom class to the menu system, pulls superfish option from Genesis theme settings

The default output code is:
[php]
<div id="nav"><div class="wrap">WP_NAV_MENU</div></div>
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Sample:
[genesis_nav menu=39 custom_class='fun']

Code/Download

You can download the code [download id="7"], insert into your child theme folder, and include the following in your functions.php file.
[php]require_once(STYLESHEETPATH.'/genesis_nav_shortcode.php');[/php]

Or, here's the entire code that can be added to functions.php.
[php]
<?php
//nav shortcode
add_shortcode('genesis_nav', 'genesis_nav_shortcode');
function genesis_nav_shortcode( $atts ) {
$menu_setting = genesis_get_option('nav_superfish') ? 'nav superfish' : 'nav';
$defaults = array(
'container' => '',
'container_class' => '',
'menu' => '',
'menu_class'=> $menu_setting,
'custom_class'=>'',
'echo'=>0
);

$atts = shortcode_atts( $defaults, $atts );
$classes = $menu_setting;
$classes .= ' '. $atts['custom_class'];
$nav = wp_nav_menu(array(
'container' => $atts['container'],
'menu' => $atts['menu'],
'menu_class' => $classes,
'echo' => $atts['echo']
));

echo '<div id="nav"><div class="wrap'.$atts['container_class'].'">' . $nav . '</div></div>';
}
?>
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