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In reply to: Visual editor inside the prebuilt page is not working

#45498

Moved to Franz Josef support. (Again, no need to shout by using All Caps. We hear you.)

When you say it is not working, what specific behaviours are you seeing?

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In reply to: Header Image width – 1180×196 gets cropped to 960

#45490

I edited your original post to correct the link.

When you say

container: 1180

two-column-mode: 860 & 280

three-column-mode: 220 & 680 & 220

Are you entering these values manually or are these the results of using the sliders?

Have you tried deleting the old header image from the media gallery?

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In reply to: Changing Nav Bar Color

#45484

Try

#header-menu-wrap {

background: none #f00;

}

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In reply to: Adding a Function without a child theme?

#45475

Not really. A function like that needs to be loaded with all the rest of the functions when the theme is called.

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In reply to: Text is shown as italic by default. How to change it to regular?

#45462

I am running the latest version of Google Chrome browser in Windows 7 and everything looks fine to me:

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In reply to: Adding a Function without a child theme?

#45470

Should work a treat. Let us know if you run into any problems.

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In reply to: Text is shown as italic by default. How to change it to regular?

#45460

Link to site?

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In reply to: Adding a Function without a child theme?

#45468

The short answer to your question is no. If you want custom functions, you have to use a child theme.

Quote:

It’s a pity, given all the people who’ve asked for this functionality on the various forums, that it’s not available out of the box, from either WordPress or the theme.

This isn’t a WordPress issue, it’s a theme issue. Themes control the appearance.

Quote:

Its just that it’s a pain to have to create a child theme and then set all the Graphene options again.

You can export Graphene’s options, and then import them to your child theme. This should keep anything you have to set up again to a minimum.

Additionally, using a child theme means that if you have a lot of settings (colors, etc.) you can move these to a child theme stylesheet, which will both speed up your site and reduce your server load.

At one point, WordPress used to reset all your widgets when you changed themes, but now it keeps track of them, so that shouldn’t be an issue any more.

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In reply to: Trying to use an image as a background in a content area on a specific page

#45428

Marking thread as resolved. You can do this yourself as well.

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In reply to: Header Menu lost all Styles – Color, Size

#45457

That looks like a JavaScript issue, as the correct css is there. Try temporarily disabling plugins to see if the menu gets restored.