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Quote:So, is there a way I can make the latest post a full post and the rest excerpts?This would require the use of a child theme, and copying some theme files over to your child theme. By default, WordPress will display either all full posts or all excerpts. To do one full post followed by excerpts would require some tinkering in PHP.
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If you have some experience with CSS, it’s just a matter of looking at the source code or using Developer Tools (F12) to figure out which element you need to make larger.
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Quote:Do I have to create a child theme or can I just edit one of the lines in the theme editor section.Don’t edit theme files.
If you have minor changes (say, less than 20 lines), you can add that code to Graphene’s custom CSS function. But if you have a lot of modifications to make, you are better off using a child theme.
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Add to custom CSS:
nav, .post-nav {display: none;}Should work on desktop; not so sure about mobile.
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In reply to: add filters to functions.php in child theme not working
May 24, 2016 at 12:06 am #46083Quote:I even found a support page that shows functions.php for neo must be in a folder named graphene-mobile-custom .You can name it whatever you want, as long as you call the parent theme correctly.
Quote:Perhpaps graphene isn’t loading functions.php from child themes?I have no problem adding functions to both Graphene and Graphene Neo child themes. Are you sure that your custom function is correct?
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Yes, that’s exactly what I meant.
I can see the first item here: http://bsa-cuesports.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/past-present/Past.and.Present.Yorkshire.Snooker.Champs.pdf but if you’ve set up the custom menu correctly, I’ve no idea why the link isn’t showing. I can’t find a JavaScript error of any sort.
I’ll keep looking.
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Are you using a custom menu? If so, make sure that there is an actual URL or page for those items.
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Marking thread as resolved. You can do this yourself as well.
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How are you currently removing them?
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You can probably achieve this in a child theme with some @media queries and changing the floats of the elements you mentioned.
