Kenneth John Odle

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    In reply to: Do I need to design Parent theme and Neo separetly?

    #44994
    Quote:
    I can’t see how it looks on my mobile device yet.

    Yes, you can. Just append ?am_force_theme_layout=mobile to the end of your URI in the browser.

    Alternately, go into the Any Mobile Theme Switcher control panel and enable “Do you want to show Switch Mobile Theme link even the vistor is viewing from desktop ?” Then you will get a link on your desktop site to switch to mobile.

    Quote:
    Does the NEO Mobile use the design I am creating in the parent theme? Or does it need to be configured like it was a separate website?

    Graphene Mobil Neo is a separate theme. If you create a child theme for Neo, it will be base on Neo, not on the Graphene desktop theme. So, yes, configure it as a “separate website”.

    Mod

    In reply to: Any options for the background?

    #44988

    You need to upload an image.

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    In reply to: Broke my menu

    #44985

    It may be an issue with JavaScript. Try logging in on using a different browser or a different computer.

    It may also be a plugin conflict. Try disabling your plugins and see if the issue resolves itself.

    Mod

    In reply to: Not sure which Graphene I need to be responsive

    #44962

    Graphene is not, in itself, mobile.

    Both Graphene Mobile and Graphene Mobile Neo are mobile friendly. Mobile Neo simply has more features than Mobile. You can see a feature comparison here:

    https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-mobile-neo/features-comparison/

    You can use Graphene Mobile Neo with any desktop theme. Graphene Mobile requires some code modification to work with other desktop themes.

    You only need to purchase either Graphene Mobile or Graphene Mobile Neo, not both.

    Mod

    In reply to: Custom CSS Suggestion Wanted

    #44955

    Just off the top of my head:

    You can create a child theme and then create a custom post type that has no menu.

    Mod

    In reply to: Tables not fitting within Graphene Mobile Theme

    #44937
    .entry-content table {
    width: 100%;
    }

    will probably work, but using tables for layout is not good practice, as you have discovered.

    Mod

    You’re not saying what is supposed to happen if that if statement is true. You need an echo statement. Try:

    <?php if ( ( is_home() ) || ( is_front_page() ) ) {
    echo '<meta name="description" content="Health News and Reviews" />';
    } ?>

    Please put code in between backtick (

    Code:
    `

    ) characters. It’s usually located above the Tab key on your keyboard.

    I’ve fixed it for you in your post, but your original code may have been mangled by the parser. I think I have it correct, though.

    More info on php if... statement:

    http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_if_else.asp

    Mod

    A comparison of features between Mobile and Mobile Neo is here:

    https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-mobile-neo/features-comparison/

    Mod

    Easier way: Use developer tools (F12) to identify the element whose style you need to change.

    Be sure to add the appropriate code to Graphene’s “Custom CSS” feature or your child theme style sheet. Don’t edit theme files.

    Mod

    In reply to: Cannot Make Google Docs Fit Normally on Page

    #44940

    Are you embedding them using the usual Google Docs embed?

    Since this is an intranet, some screen caps would be helpful to see the actual behaviour, since you are likely the only one on this forum embedding Google Docs into a WordPress site.

    Moved to Support. Please post in the correct section next time.

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