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Quite frankly, this FB code is a pain the bottom.
There are three options.
1) If you get the HTML5 code, you need to add the JavaScript SDK in the
<head>of your page, which means a child theme with that code added to your function file. Then you would add the above code to a text widget.2) If you get the XFBML code, you need to get add the JavaScript SDK code to your header, and add information to the
<html>tag of your document. Not easy.3) If you get the IFRAME code, you can just dump that into a text widget, but–guess what–IE has problems handling them sometimes. (Surprise, surprise.)
The third option is probably your easiest, the first is doable, and the second is probably right out.
Oh gosh, there are lots of ways. But Josh’s plugin is probably the easiest:
There are lots (and I mean LOTS) of links floating around in this forum about creating a child theme.
Definitely check out the resources here:
https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/beginners-resources-possible-sticky
This page will show you how to target your CSS to just one particular page or post:
http://blog.kjodle.net/2012/02/24/styling-wordpress-posts-pages-archives-and-home-pages-by-class/
Biggest/best hint of all: use Firebug.
Your code will look something like this:
.page-id-21 .post-title, .page-id-21 post-title a, .page-id-21 .post-title a:visited {color:#000000;}In reply to: Send blog posts from 3 different categories to separate pages
March 25, 2012 at 1:14 am #26626If I changed anything for the “Header Menu” then my header would only show one of the pages in the menu bar
Create a custom menu to use for the main menu header. It should look like this:
Home
Blog
Adoptive Parents
Birth Parents
Adoptee
Find Family Members
Get Involved
The Process
Adoptive Families
Birth Parents
Adoption Terms
Contact Us
I’d be happy to establish a good permalink structure, but I don’t know how to do that. Do you have any instructional links you could direct me to?
I just use “Day and name”.
I need something like this integrated into the code…
That’s PHP. You can use that in a PHP widget in an action hook widget area without hacking into theme files.
Moved to Support.
You can use a Graphene Action hook widget area. I’m not sure which one you will want to use, however.
http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/11/04/graphene-action-hook-widgets-an-easy-way-to-modify-your-blog/
Sure. Read this:
http://blog.kjodle.net/2012/02/24/styling-wordpress-posts-pages-archives-and-home-pages-by-class/
which will tell you how to target that specific page with CSS. (You’ll need to create the page first.)
Then, add something like this to custom css:
.postid-118 #header {display:none;}Except, of course, I think you’ll want to use a page.
Cheers
Cool! Thanks!
Yes, that is slightly annoying. What really bugs me is the fact that the “view full post” button hops around.
If you don’t want to hack core theme files in the meantime, you can also lock the slider button in place by adding this to your child theme stylesheet or custom CSS:
.slider_items .block-button {
position: absolute;
right: 10px;
bottom: 10px;
}It may interfere with a slightly longer excerpt, but you can adjust for that by changing the slider height.
Add this to your custom CSS or child theme stylesheet:
.post-title {
text-align: center;
}You’ve got a bit of clutter in your stylesheet you’ll want to clear out, as well.
Moved to Support. Be sure to post in the correct section.
