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You need to remove the entire “Meta” widget.
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In reply to: My header is cropping to 920 by 65 and because of this its too small.
March 15, 2012 at 8:37 pm #26283What code did you add to your child theme’s style sheet or functions file?
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Really? Because when I viewed your site in Safari, there were no box shadows around the container. Try using Safari’s “reset” feature, maybe?
Yet another reason I don’t like Safari.
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If you have previously defined these attributes in the Graphene Options, you will need to clear them. Graphene Options loads after the child theme stylesheet.
To clear, just click on “Clear” next to each option.
how I can change the background-color in the CSS
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The correct property is
backgroundnotbackground-color.last radius get over the first one, and modify the h3 sider box as well.
Remember, the “C” in “CSS” stands for “cascading” — you can declare something as many times as you want, but it’s the last declaration that is going to be applied.
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Empty Safari’s browser cache.
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True. Custom menus can be used in a variety of places, so it’s really a matter of where you are using it.
Do try Firebug, though.
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Use a Graphene Action hook widget area:
http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/11/04/graphene-action-hook-widgets-an-easy-way-to-modify-your-blog/
worked for me
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WordPress does have an automatic update feature, but it doesn’t happen automatically: you have to click a button to start the process.
You can read about that here:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Upgrading_WordPress#Automatic_Update
If your WP installation automatically updates without your even being aware of it, it might be because the way your host handles WP installations.
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Read this tutorial:
http://blog.kjodle.net/2012/02/24/styling-wordpress-posts-pages-archives-and-home-pages-by-class/
and then use custom CSS like this:
.postid-118 #nav {display:none;}Change
.postid-118to the pages you want to hide the menu on.BTW:
#navis the entire menu.#header-menu-wrapis the upper, main menu.#secondary-menu-wrapis the lower, smaller menu.Mod
I discovered a .maintenance page I had not created
This is not all that unknown, actually. The .maintenance page is created when WP gets updated, and is supposed to be deleted when the update is over. Its continuing presence is not really a problem, but it will cause you to get that “A WordPress update has failed to complete” error message (or something like that).
If you are not updating and you find that file, you can safely delete it. It’s happened to me a couple of times across four blogs.
