seothemes

SEO Themes Core will be shown in the list of recommended plugins when you activate any one of our themes and run through the Genesis <a href="https://studiopress.github.io/genesis/theme-setup/" rel="nofollow ugc">One Click Theme Setup</a> process.
Upon activation, this plugin works out which theme is currently active and provides the specific functionality for that theme. Some of that functionality includes:
<ul>
<li>Customizer settings</li>
<li>Handy shortcodes</li>
<li>Hero section</li>
<li>Widget areas</li>
<li>WooCommerce compatibility</li>
<li>Shared CSS and JS</li>
<li>Repositioning of Genesis hooks</li>
<li>Useful helper functions</li>
<li>Loading Google Fonts</li>
</ul>
This plugin was created as a way to keep your child themes up to date with the latest features, security fixes and bug fixes. By shifting the majority of code out of the child theme and into a plugin, we are able to provide automatic updates without overwriting customizations made to your child theme.

SEO Themes Core

Core functionality plugin for SEO Themes Genesis child themes.

Bill Erickson

Gary Jones

Customizing the contents of the Page Not Found page in any WordPress theme can be tricky, and usually involes editing the 404.php template file. The Genesis Framework already abstracts the default content of the page into a function, and this plugin can unhook that and replace it with your own custom title and content.
Use [genesis-404-search] shortcode to add a search form to the page.
If you’d like to dynamically list content (ex: most recent posts), I recommend you install the <a href="https://www.wordpress.org/extend/plugins/display-posts-shortcode/" rel="nofollow ugc">Display Posts Shortcode</a> and use it in the 404 page’s content.

Genesis 404 Page

Customize the content of the 404 Page within the Genesis Framework.

SEO Themes Core vs Genesis 404 Page