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I don’t know if you have the image map already. If not, here’s a generator:
or this one:
Any plans on creating a “responsive” version of the theme that will support mobile devices, I would definitely be willing to pay for that!
http://www.khairul-syahir.com/wordpress-dev/graphene-mobile
Nicely done.
Two things:
In Appearance >> Background, I would set the background attachment to “fixed” rather than “scroll”.
In “Videos” I would include a link to your YouTube channel.
Love the color scheme. Very nicely done.
In reply to: Is there a way to keep everything within the Div id="respond" in it's default positio
March 26, 2012 at 9:21 pm #26959You are replying to a comment, and you are using nested comments. That IS how nested comments are supposed to function. It looks different–and better–when it’s different people responding to the comments. (I’m looking at the comments on this page: http://shoot-the-ish.com/TRDMBTest/2012/03/09/insert-image-post-test/ )
That said, you can turn this off in
Settings >> Discussion
and unticking the box marked “Enable threaded (nested) comments levels deep”
I may be a bit lost here, but I think you want “current-menu-item”, don’t you?
How did you add that information to the footer in the first place?
I would create a custom menu and use that in the footer, and then adjust its positioning using CSS. Or use the footer widget area and adjust the appearance using CSS.
If you have a template file in your child theme that has the same name as the parent theme, then only the file in the child theme folder will load, not the file in the parent theme. That explains why you had to copy the entire file (and not just a portion of it) over to your child theme.
Because of this, when you update the theme, the old child theme file will continue to be loaded in place of the parent theme file, and so that file will NOT be updated–causing all sorts of problems.
Use action hooks and custom functions to alter your child theme. Like Prasanna said, variable header height will be available in 1.7. Until then, use this in your child theme’s functions file:
http://blog.kjodle.net/2012/03/23/changing-the-graphene-header-image-size/
Try something like this in your custom CSS:
.sidebar a, .sidebar a:visited {font-weight:bold;}Works in Firebug on my site. Oh, it looks pretty cool. I may keep this.
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Settings >> Media
Make sure box labeled is “Crop thumbnail to exact dimensions (normally thumbnails are proportional)” is NOT ticked.
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Try using a Graphene action hook widget area to place the header map info in the header of the document.
In reply to: Send blog posts from 3 different categories to separate pages
March 26, 2012 at 12:06 am #26628Looks great!
