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January 2, 2016 By Andy Traub

How To Show or Hide Rainmaker Menu Items

Below is a sample lesson from my upcoming course Easy Rainmaker Course Creation.

If you’re a Rainmaker user and you want to maximize the power of the platform by building and selling a course then this lesson and the rest of the course are going to help you get it done fast!

Why hide menu items?

Hiding menu items based on a customer being logged in achieves more than one thing in your Rainmaker menu. It cleans up your Rainmaker menu, showing only the necessary items. It also gives members a more customized experience. They “feel” logged in when their Rainmaker menu changes. Lastly, customizing your Rainmaker menu minimizes confusion for customers and non-customers because they don’t see buttons that don’t apply to them.

How To Build a Customized Rainmaker Menu

1. Build your menu Go to ‘Design’ —> ‘Menus’ and add all the buttons you want to show members as well as non-members.
 
2. Enable CSS Classes option Click on ‘Admin Screen Options’ in the top right corner and check the box beside the ‘CSS Classes’ box.
 
3. Designate Buttons Open up each member menu tab by clicking on the arrow to the right of the tab’s name and add the class of your choice.

nonmember-menu = Non-members will see this but members will not.

member-menu =  Only members will see this tab

Leave blank = Leave the area blank if you want the tab visible at all times.
 
4. Save the menu.
 
5. Add CSS Code Add the following code to the ‘Design’ —> ‘Custom CSS’ area:

/* Hide buttons from members and non-members ———————————————————— */

.genesis-nav-menu .nonmember-menu a { display:block } .logged-in

.genesis-nav-menu .nonmember-menu a { display:none }

.genesis-nav-menu .member-menu a { display:none } .logged-in

.genesis-nav-menu .member-menu a { display:block }
 
6. Save the Stylesheet
 

Filed Under: how-to, Rainmaker, Uncategorized

December 8, 2015 By Andy Traub

How to Color Match Anything You Find On the Web

Do you ever struggle to find the right colors for your website or other digital assets? Then you find the color somewhere on the web but can’t seem to match it exactly? To find the perfect color match for your digital assets you should use the ColorPick Eyedropper Chrome Extension. Check out the video below to see how it works.

ColorPick Eyedropper in the Chome Extension Store (free)

Colorpick eyedropper extension

Filed Under: how-to, Rainmaker, Uncategorized

April 19, 2015 By Andy Traub

How To Create Evernote Notes Using Siri

Evernote is the best digital tool available for storing ideas, documents and notes across multiple devices. If you want to get the most out of Evernote then you’ll want to know the easiest ways to get information into your Evernote notebooks.Siri doesn’t have a great reputation but the more you use it the smarter it gets. When Siri is working well it can save you a tremendous amount of time. In this video you’ll learn how to create Evernote notes using Siri. It’s the fastest way to create an Evernote on an iPhone in my experience.

Add Tags For Massive Productivity

If you rely on tags like I do for making Evernote more powerful then you can also add tags when creating Evernote notes using Siri. Watch the video below for some important nuances if you do want to tag the notes you create using Siri. It’s easy if you know the rules but you’ll want to know them to make it work.

Setup Process

Here are the steps to creating an Evernote note using Siri.

  1. Find your Evernote account email address.
    On the Mac desktop app menu go to Evernote – Account Info.
  2. Add that email address as an iPhone contact.
    Tell Siri “Open Contacts” to open your Contacts app.
    Manually add the email address.
    Name the contact “Evernote” as a first name with no last name.
  3. Speak your email subject with tag and text
    1. Say “Send an email to Evernote”
    2. Siri will ask you for a subject to the email.
    3. Say the subject line of the email including “hashtag blogpost” if you want to add the tag “blogpost” to the note. You can obviously choose your own tags for your note creation.
    4. Siri will then ask for the text of the email.
    5. Siri will ask you to approve the email – Reply with “Send” if it’s correct.

Here’s a video on how to create Evernote Notes using Siri. Click here if the video isn’t displayed.

Filed Under: evernote, Evernote, how-to, Uncategorized Tagged With: evernote, hack, Iphone, Productivity, Siri

March 13, 2015 By Andy Traub

Blogging Tips: How To Create Blog Posts Quickly With Audio & Evernote

So Many Ideas, So Few Posts

If you’re like most bloggers you have far more ideas than you do published posts.

Screenshot 2015-03-13 12.30.50

Creating a system for capturing your ideas and putting them in a place where they can become a blog post is essential. Blogging tips should help you blog more and this one will.

Evernote allows you to add audio to your notes and when you combine that capability with a blogging template you’ll capture and post more of your ideas.

How To Use Audio To Create More Blog Posts

Watch the video below to learn how you can use a free program (Evernote) and a blogging template (also free) to capture and publish more posts.

Click here if you can’t see the video

Click Below To Get The Blogging Template

TIP: Add it to your Evernote and save it as a shortcut for quick access.
 
Blogging Template

Filed Under: blogging, evernote, how-to, Uncategorized Tagged With: Blogging, evernote

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