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Admin
Nope, you just need to add the following code:
<?php
function graphene_custom_header_width(){
return 1024;
}
add_filter('graphene_header_image_width', 'graphene_custom_header_width');
?>Admin
Yep I am, Ipoh mali 😀
Hi Syahir,
Just updated to 1.1.3… after updating I couldn’t access my admin screen. I replaced the functions.php with an older version and it could load. Here’s the error log:
[08-Jan-2011 00:20:03] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function graphene_title() in /wp-content/themes/graphene/header.php on line 15
Perhaps it’s not related to 1.1.3, just a coincidence?
David
Admin
Try updating to 1.1.3.1, now available from the repository.
Admin
Hi David,
Sure. I’ve sent the bank account details to the email you used to register on this forum.
Thanks!
Hi Syahir,
Thanks for the update.. it surprised me a little since the visuals changed, but nothing some minor tweaking of the CSS didn’t fix.
I have a question though, I notice that when I scroll vertically in Firefox (using the mouse wheel), the scroll seems ‘heavy’. But in Chrome (my main browser), it behaves normally. Any reason for this?
I disabled the Javascript slider and the scroll is ok again. Is this due to Firefox’s less advance Javascript engine?
David
Admin
I believe it’s due to Firefox’s CSS rendering engine not being optimised for CSS3 yet. The new look utilises quite a lot of CSS3 to enhance the visuals with the highest flexibility,
That’s also the reason why in Firefox, the container doesn’t have a drop shadow. Try viewing it in Chrome or IE, and the drop shadow will be there, but you probably won’t notice it in your website since it has a dark background. It looks better with the drop shadow, but I have to scrap it off for Firefox or the slider will be noticeably slow.
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