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In reply to: Add comment count to custom post-formats; Add "Teaser text" resp. Excerpt to Video and Aud
March 8, 2012 at 8:05 pm #25858do you mean the image caption that is entered when uploading an image via WordPress? If so, there is no option to enter a “caption” for video’s that are embeded via youtube or in the post settings.
In reply to: Adsense-Options – possible to use php-code or widget-shortcodes?
March 8, 2012 at 7:12 pm #24627Thanks. It took me some time to figure out a solution for this, but it’s okay. I didn’t quite get what I wanted through the hooks, but whatever 😉
I now use Amazon Ads in the theme-built-in Adsense code field and added a separate widget area through the hook called “graphene_before_bottomsidebar” within “sidebar-footer.php” and applying the custom-css:
Code:#graphene-dynamic-widget-graphene_before_bottomsidebar {
background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #E3E3E3;
}In that hook I can just add a widget that suits my needs as stated above. For the built-in ads options, I didn’t find a solution, to replace them with a customizable widget.
In reply to: Top Menu bar displaying "above" images shown through the Shadowbox-JS Plugin
February 13, 2012 at 8:21 pm #23418sorry for my late reply. with the current style.css it seems to work like a charm again. Thanks 🙂
In reply to: Top Menu bar displaying "above" images shown through the Shadowbox-JS Plugin
February 7, 2012 at 8:48 pm #23415I did that just now, adjusting both z-indexes. The result was the same: The Shadowboxes (both image and flash) do work like this, BUT on the homepage resp. index page (www.hollbeck.net), it was impossible to click on some of the lower submenu-items (I marked yellow on this screenshoot: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/51068048/menu-slider.JPG ).
The temporary fix for me now is ONLY
Code:#sb-container {
z-index: 1000;
}without touching the z-index of
Code:#header-menu-wrap. Now it all seems to work as before the update to Graphene 1.6. (At least I didn’t find yet any bugs connected with this anymore.)
I assume the
Code:#sb-containeris though provided by the Shadowbox-JS Plugin? I hope there will be a better fix for this in the next update of the theme, as it had worked before without custom CSS for the plugin 😉
In reply to: Top Menu bar displaying "above" images shown through the Shadowbox-JS Plugin
February 7, 2012 at 7:33 pm #23413Yes, I’ve removed the custom CSS again, as the menu bar is the primary navigation in my website and thus more important than some pictures displayed. right now the theme is back to what it was before (theme default).
z-index:100 did cause that the drop-down menus don’t work on the home page – as soon the mouse would hover over the slider-section.
–> might it help to set a different “z-index” than 100? I’m not used to CSS-modifications so much, so I have no idea how to fix it. In the previous Version of Graphene it was not a problem.
In reply to: Top Menu bar displaying "above" images shown through the Shadowbox-JS Plugin
February 7, 2012 at 5:13 pm #23411I correct myself, it does NOT solve the problem, as it causes another issue: if I use that custum CSS, the header menu sub-items are not accessible, if using the slider on the start page 🙁
In reply to: Top Menu bar displaying "above" images shown through the Shadowbox-JS Plugin
February 7, 2012 at 1:58 pm #23410Thank you a lot for that quick help – that solved it for me now.
In reply to: Top Menu bar displaying "above" images shown through the Shadowbox-JS Plugin
February 7, 2012 at 12:43 am #23408oh, I forgot to write: In Firefox, both image and flash app are affected.
Actually only your RSS-Feed of your blog does not get validated because of a symbol, described in HTML
Code:&Raquo;, which should not be there (at least that was it in my case). Your Blog should be fine, even if you don’t fix this bug.
To use FTP is not very difficult. Your hosting company should give you the access data for their FTP-Server where your blog is installed. Then you can use any FTP-Client to move files around, similar to moving files in windows or mac, whatever you are using. To edit the .php file you can use any simple text editor.
What about all this is so hard??
Just replace
Code:return $title;on line 462 of the theme-head.php with the following:
Code:return ent2ncr( apply_filters( ‘graphene_title’, $title ) );This solved the issue for me, although I’m not using Feedburner, just the standard wordpress-feed.
Thanks, Syahir. I searched long enough for the solution too. Next time I search this forum first 😉
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