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Yes, there are three ways.
The first is to install each blog in a subdomain:
- blog1.example.com
- blog2.example.com
- blog3.example.com
The second way is to install each blog in a subdirectory:
- example.com/blog1/
- example.com/blog2/
- example.com/blog3/
The third way is to use WordPress’s built-in multisite featur, which will mimic either of the above behaviours, but is a single WordPress install, rather than multiples WP installs. (Each of the methods above would require three instances of WordPress.)
Please note that none of these are theme-related or theme-dependent. You can have the same theme on each blog, or a completely different theme on each one.
Moved to Support.
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Moved to Support. Please post in the correct section next time.
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Moved to Support.
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Quote:Or can I help and correct the language file?Sure! You can read more about it here:
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Use a Graphene action hook widget area.
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If you want it after the
</head>, you’ll need to copy over whatever template you want to include it in and add it to the child theme template file.Mod
In reply to: i want to make homepage pane in one column instead of 2 columns
July 13, 2015 at 4:47 pm #45117Try adding this
.homepage_pane {float: none !important;}You will still have to adjust padding, borders, and margins.
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The empty box is the slider.
You can control its settings from Graphene Options >> General Options >> Slider
but before you do that, you may want to read up on what it can do for your site:
http://docs.graphene-theme.com/Slider_options
The “edit page” link is only showing because you are logged in. It does not display to non-logged in viewers of your site.
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You’re running a minify plugin. Try turning it off and then running the test again.
(Your site looks fine in both my Android devices, btw.)
