Kenneth John Odle

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    In reply to: Differences in alignement on safari and other browsers

    #25560

    I’m not even sure what that code is supposed to do. There shouldn’t be a # floating around on its own, there should not be a space between url and (, and h1.post should not be within the curly brackets. So no matter what you try, that code probably won’t work. What element on that page were you trying to target?

    Remember, GIYF. A quick search gave me a few things you can try:

    http://cssbeauty.com/skillshare/discussion/1014/safari-css-hack/

    http://www.mindfiresolutions.com/CSS-hack-for-Safari-Browser-672.php

    http://www.stormdetector.com/hacks/safarihack.html

    If you’re handy with javascript:

    http://dustinbrewer.com/css-hackgetting-safari-to-behave/

    Although I am a fan of most things Apple, I do not like Safari, because it does not behave the way a good browser should (just like IE). But I don’t know of anyone who uses Safari as their primary browser. Just out of curiosity, do you know how many of your users actually use Safari? I’ve never checked into this on my own sites and am wondering now if I should.

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    In reply to: Move header text to the left

    #25409

    Moved to Support.

    Mod

    Try changing the position:absolute on those <span> elements to position:relative and then changing the top values to something like (in order): 0px, -110px, -220px, -330px.

    Works in Firebug.

    Mod

    In reply to: Re: Order of post listing

    #25533

    By default, WordPress always shows all posts in reverse chronological order. So this could be one of three things:

    1) A plugin conflict. (You know the routine: turn plugins off until you find the one causing the problem.)

    2) A database problem.

    3) Something else.

    My money is on #1. You can temporarily disable all your plugins at once by using FTP to temporarily rename your plugins folder. If everything is back to normal, then one of your plugins (or a combination of two or more) is causing the issue.

    I find it hard to believe that it could be #2, but I admit there is a 15% chance it could be #3. I don’t know what #3 could be, so let’s start with the easy one first.

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    In reply to: Changing and saving stg in Editor section

    #24305

    You shouldn’t be editing the theme’s core files. You should use a child theme or just use the custom CSS option in Graphene Options >> Display >> Custom CSS (way at the bottom).

    If you use a child theme, you can edit the style.css file from Appearance >> Editor

    Moved to Support, where I think this belongs.

    Mod

    Delete this line:

    position: absolute;

    Mod

    In reply to: Problem with Front Page display ONLY in Opera

    #25401

    I just looked at it in Opera and it looks fine to me. Did you get this fixed?

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    In reply to: AdSense Help Please!

    #25479

    Google AdSense does not place ads on your page immediately, because they need to [insert weird Google function/policy/thingy here] in order to figure out which ads to serve to your site. This can take anywhere from 1 day to 1 week.

    Somewhere, deep within your Google AdSense options (on Google, not Graphene), there is, or there used to be, an option to show public service ads if no regular ads are served to your site. At least that way you would know that things are working on their end. You might want to look into this.

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    In reply to: Strange loading frontpage website since update

    #25499

    It is looking fine on my end as well.

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    In reply to: Display specific post category on page

    #24107

    You can do that with Kalin’s Post List plugin. Just use [post_content] in the plugin settings and it will display the entire post, not just an excerpt.

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