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Not a bug, so moved to Support.
From the the Graphene’s page (http://www.khairul-syahir.com/wordpress-dev/graphene-theme):
Lean and mean codes. I take pride in writing validated XHTML and CSS codes. This theme’s coding follows the standards set by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Note that due to the usage of a few bits of CSS3 in a CSS2.1 stylesheet, validating the CSS will yield a few errors.
All of errors showing are of this sort. They aren’t really errors as much as they are the validator’s saying “I don’t know what this is or how to handle it, so I’m going to call it an error.”
Is there any donate button ?
Go to “Support the developer” toward the bottom of the page I linked above.
I tried putting it in my child theme first without success
You have to be careful when you do this. Two things that could cause a fail here:
1) You copied the entire parent style sheet over to the child theme folder. That’s a no-no. (It just causes all sorts of problems.)
2) You have code after this code that also affects widget links. The rule with CSS is that you can specify a declaration as many times as you like, but only the last one will actually be applied.
So I’m looking at http://arteast.org/category/workshops/page/2/ and there is “<<More” and “More>>” at the bottom, both of which use the same ID’s. I did not know that Graphene did this.
The good news here is that Graphene natively supports the WP-PageNavi plugin. If you use that plugin, you can keep the above code. You can see an example of the plugin at work on the main page of either of my blogs, or on a category page here:
Oh wow! That’s looks really great!
does graphene already added the nofollow attribute to all necessary links and pages
Yes.
All the rest is just so much SEO rumor mongering and hoo-doo. The fact is, search engines are free to use any algorithm they want, and they don’t tell us because they don’t want us to game the system.
In reply to: Home page initially displays all in one column instead of two columns
March 28, 2012 at 12:49 am #26980This page http://www.cartersgymnastics.org/ is the problem. You have installed WordPress into a folder, and then redirected it to the root directory. It looks like something was done incorrectly; that’s why http://www.cartersgymnastics.org/wordpress/ works fine, but http://www.cartersgymnastics.org/ doesn’t.
If you did this installation yourself, then read this page in the codex:
and make sure you followed all the steps correctly.
If this is something that your host did for you, you need to contact them and make them aware of the issue.
What do you suggest? How may I make sure, that there is no 404 message ever…
This is impossible, really.
The default size is 32×32. So by making them 64×64, they will twice as tall and twice as wide.
Later on I correct it, so, the permalink will change, as well… and people, who bookmarked the post… will get 404.
No. The permalink will only change if you edit. See this post, where I changed the title but the permalink is the still the same:
http://test.kjodle.net/blog/2012/02/10/post-with-link/
or find the possible page what he might be looking for
Graphene will do an automatic search for you. For example, if you typed in the above link, but misspelled “link” as “ink”, you would get this:
test.kjodle.net/blog/2012/02/10/post-with-ink/
That’s just a test blog, so the few posts there aren’t very distinct from one another, so you get a lot of results. But once you have a fair number of posts that are distinct from one another, it works quite well.
I use GIMP for image editing on a PC; I didn’t know it could do image maps.
Always good to have extra tools.
Hmmm…hard to say without seeing your site.
The default feed for WP blogs is http://www.example.com/feed/
So yours would be http://electmanuelmedina.com/feed/
You can set up a different one (I don’t know why you would want to, but you can) and then enter its address in
Graphene Options >> General >> Top Bar Options >> “Use custom feed URL”
Default icon set comes from here:
http://www.nouveller.com/general/free-social-media-bookmark-icon-pack-the-ever-growing-icon-set/
If you want to use a 64×64 icon, you will need to increase the size of your top bar by adding something like this to your child theme style sheet or custom CSS option:
#top-bar {height:84px;}
