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This works with the Blog Template, which is a page template that shows your latest posts. It's what people see when they land on your homepage.

In the General Settings you can select a specific category to display from the drop down menu, and exclude categories by ID, or even select how many posts you'd like to display on this page.

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.

You can find more on this feature in the <a href="%s" target="_blank">How to Add a Post Category Page tutorial.</a>

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Load Superfish Script?

Genesis has always been on the cutting edge of web technology, and Genesis 2.0 continues in that excellent tradition. With a single line of code in a child theme, Genesis will now output HTML5 markup in place of the old XHTML tags. Also, every theme we build in the future will be developed on HTML5.

If you're using a theme with HTML5 enabled, Genesis will also output your markup using microdata.. Not sure what that is? We don't blame you. Take a look at <a href="%s" target="_blank">this explanation</a>. Still confused? Don't worry. That's why you're using a framework. We did all the research and modified the markup to serve search engines the Microdata they're looking for, so you don't have to. It's good to be a Genesis user.

We want to keep Genesis as lightweight as possible for you, nobody wants to use bloated software. So we've removed the Latest Tweets widget, eNews widget, the "post templates" feature, and the "fancy dropdowns" setting. But fear not! If you want those features back, click below to install the handy plugins we created for you.

We're always improving. Call it a sickness, but we like to make things work really, really well. Here's a list of the technical changes in this latest release.

data in style sheet files

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

The <strong>Dynamic text</strong> option will use the Site Title and Site Description from your site's settings in your header.

The <strong>Image logo</strong> 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 Primary Navigation Extras typically display on the right side of your Primary Navigation menu.