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Franz Josef Options >> General Options >> Slider Options
For “What do you want to show in the slider” select ” Show specific posts/pages”
In the box labeled “Posts and/or pages to display” enter the ID’s of those pages.
Edit each page, selecting the image you want to display in the slider as the featured image.
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Marking thread as resolved. You can do this yourself as well.
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In reply to: Text color of Title is correct on first page; can't correct it on subsequent pages
July 8, 2015 at 4:15 pm #45103Change
.header_title {color: #323135;}to
.header_title,
.header_title a,
.header_title a:hover,
.header_title a:visited {
color: #323135;
}The issue here is the header title is a link on all pages but the home page. Your line of CSS changes it when it is not a link, but it won’t change it when it is a link.
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I’m not sure what you mean by “base template”—it defaults to a regular post format, although you can use whichever (aside, quote, link, etc. are supported by Graphene).
If you mean that the backend editor is bare-bones—yes, that is a WordPress thing. But if you edit the published post, it looks just like a regular post back end.
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If you are using Google AdSense, just be sure to graph their mobile responsive ad. It automatically adapts to all formats.
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I looked at your sourcecode. It’s not an unclosed
<div>If you don’t have FTP access to the site, then the “duplicate the page.php file” method is out.
You can use the “Using Hooks” advice they give on the same page; that would require creating a child theme to make it work correctly. Unfortunately, child themes are usually uploaded via FTP. There are plugins that will create a child theme for you, but I’ve never used them.
Prasanna (one of the theme developers) has a Graphene child theme template you can upload via the “Themes” admin panel. You can read about it and download it here: http://www.prasannasp.net/graphene-child-theme-template/
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This is almost always because of an unclosed
<div>somewhere in the main content area.Quote:But I do not now how to “duplicate the page.php file” as suggested for on-developers.You would need to download a copy of Graphene, edit the appropriate file, and then upload it to your site via FTP.
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Thank you. What I did worked, but it didn’t feel right. I think I like method #2 better, as it aligned better with Graphene’s file structure.
Quote:See more on get_template_part() function here:https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_template_part
Can’t believe I missed that in the Codex! I think I’ve read every page except that one.
Thanks again!
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You are using a child theme. You could copy the theme’s
header.phpfile to your child theme, and make your changes there.I would normally recommend using an action hook widget area, but I don’t believe that there is one where you want to add content.
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Do you mean the header image? If so, you’ll need to create a new image of the appropriate width and upload it.
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