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Do you mean three newspaper-style columns within the main content area?
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You might want to try a gallery plugin that does an overlay of your pictures in the gallery, rather than just linking directly to them. As it is now, your site just displays the picture, and you have to click “back” to get back to your website.
Just a thought.
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Quote:remove the small dots underneath.Add to child theme css or custom css feature:
.slider_nav {display:none;}Quote:I want to disable the clicking of the image in the sliderI’m not so sure about this one, but try this in child theme css or custom css feature:
.slider_post .permalink-overlay {display:none;}Quote:p.s. the footer took me a little working out, but impressive huh? 🙂Yours is one of those sites that I have a hard time believing it is Graphene or even WordPress until I view the source. Very impressive.
Umm…you did use just theme options or a child theme, right? You didn’t edit any theme files?
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If you look at this page with your browser’s “View Source” function and then search for the
bodytag, you’ll find that it has a class ofarchiveattached to it. So you can target items on archive pages like this:.
.archive .child-page img {
display:none;
}Quote:Second and separate issue.Yes, you really should put separate issues each in their own thread.
In General Settings >> Slider Settings, what do you have set for “Slider Image”?
On that post, under “Graphene post-specific options”, what did you have set for “Slider Image” (when you were getting the double images) and for featured image?
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Quote:I can’t access page attributes for the calendar as it seem to be it’s own page, if that makes sense.If it’s a page, it should show up under the “Show All Pages” link in your dashboard.
Which events calendar plugin is this? I’ll take a look at their documentation.
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Try this:
#top_search {
float: none;
position: fixed;
top: 10px;
}You’ll probably need to play around with
topa bit to get it lined up where you want it.Mod
Your style sheet has apparently been edited to remove
position: relative;from the#headerelement.Additionally, you have set the height of the top bar to 2px. It should be 54px.
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If you are adding the calendar to a page, you can simply select the “one-column, no sidebar” template under “Page Attributes”.
If you are adding the calendar to a post, you can accomplish the same thing with custom css that targets that particular post.
Mod
Have you tried just
#top_search {position: fixed;}without the
#nav?Mod
Use a Graphene action hook widget area.
Install the PHP widget plugin, and then add a PHP widget to the action hook widget area.
In that PHP widget, add
<?php the_time('F jS, g:i a') ?>To format the time the way you want, check this page in the PHP manual:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.formats.time.php
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