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[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#4017

We just launched a site I did pro-bono for our neighborhood swimming pool. I would love constructive feedback, but be nice – I’m not a graphic designer and it is all volunteer time!

http://robinhoodpool.com

I also want to say that I just love this theme – so flexible! I barely had to write a drop of code. This is the first time I have used a child theme and it was just so clean and easy. The support here is phenomenal and I will leave a donation.

Any plans on creating a “responsive” version of the theme that will support mobile devices, I would definitely be willing to pay for that!

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#26948

Any plans on creating a “responsive” version of the theme that will support mobile devices, I would definitely be willing to pay for that!

http://www.khairul-syahir.com/wordpress-dev/graphene-mobile

Nicely done.

Two things:

In Appearance >> Background, I would set the background attachment to “fixed” rather than “scroll”.

In “Videos” I would include a link to your YouTube channel.

Love the color scheme. Very nicely done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#26949

@Kenneth, thanks for the great feedback and suggestions! I will check out that mobile plugin…

Carmen

[canyon]

canyon

#26950

Hey carmenj,

A quick question for you. Upon clicking either the “Staff” or “About” tab for your website, a page shows up but does not display the subpages included. How did you manage to do that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#26951

@canyon,

I used two methods to do this. One is that I used a different page template for those pages. Second is that I created the “child page menu” using custom menus and widgets. I used a plugin called Widget Logic to attach the menu widgets only to the pages I wanted them on.

Carmen

[canyon]

canyon

#26952

Carmen,

But how are the subpages hidden away in their Parent page? I don’t quite understand how the method achieves such result.. Pardon my lack of understanding 🙁

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#26953

@canyon,

The menus are not SOLELY based on the parent-child page relationship. I have created custom menus. Ex: Swim Team Staff is a child of the Swim Team page, but I have it in both the “Staff” Menu and in the “Swim Team” Menu. I don’t have any menus being automatically created via parent-child pages. They are all custom menus.

Does that answer your question?

Carmen

[canyon]

canyon

#26954

Carmen,

Appreciate the explanation! I will attempt to do the same when I get a chance. Thanks again for your time!

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#26955

Award-winning custom menu tutorial is here:

http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/08/25/how-to-create-and-use-custom-menus-in-wordpress/

(Okay, it’s not won any awards, but lots of folks have found it helpful.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#26956

Award-winning custom menu tutorial is here:

Did you know how many time I’ve searched for “Create WordPress Custom Menus” in your site and linkback here and there? 🙂