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Actually it’s not necessarily the update — it’s a situation with the jQuery tools site (which is what powers the slider). A lot of people who said their sliders weren’t operating properly looked just fine to me. It’s probably a coincidence that this happened at the same time as the update.
Did you read this thread?
https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/slider-suddenly-stopped-working/page/2#post-17358
I’m presuming that you did, since you are asking about the /js/ folder. If you FTP to your site, open the “WordPress” folder (or wherever you installed wordpress).
Inside that is a folder labeled “wp-content”. Open it.
Inside that is a folder labeled “themes”. Open it.
Inside that is a folder labeled “graphene” (no numbers). Open it.
You should find a “js” folder there.
Disable any plugins you are using, especially those that you did not get from the Plugin repository at WordPress.
The plugins that WordPress approves are pretty thoroughly checked for this kind of thing, but there are always people out there writing plugins that will do pernicious things.
Just to be on the safe side, I would contact Google and get the specifics about what they are seeing.
Yes, there was some reorganization of the theme’s sidebars with 1.6. You can read about that in the theme’s changelog: http://dev.khairul-syahir.com/wordpress/graphene/documentation/changelog/
Modified sidebar placement so that sidebar1 will always be on the right in three-column layouts
I’m not quite sure how this is supposed to affect RTL sites, but it appears from yours that this is reversed: sidebar1 is on the left. Let us know if this becomes an issue.
BTW — an easy way to disable all plugins at once: use FTP and temporarily rename your plugins folder. Then navigate to your site to see what’s up. Change its name back when all is well.
I can’t understan how W3TC can cause something like this ?
Because it minifies your code, and so may mangle it. (It inserts code after the closing
<html>tag, which is a no-no, which tells me it might not be doing other things the right way, either.I was thinking that, W3TC is a ” must have” plugin for everyone.
There is no such thing. There are plugins that II must have, and there are plugins that you must have, but there are no plugins that everyone must have. You just can’t believe everything those plugin salesmen tell you. 😉
Also, you might be able to achieve this using Kalin’s post list plugin with a custom function. Are you handy with PHP?
Plugin tutorial:
http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/10/30/kalins-post-list-a-brief-tutorial/
Custom PHP function for Kalin’s Post List plugin:
Looks good!
This is what I’m seeing:
<h3 center;"="" style=""text-align:"><a href="http://merryandhealthy.com/recommends/uniquehoodia.php"><strong>Discover more about UniqueHoodia™ now</strong></a></h3>This really should be something like this:
<h3 style="text-align:center;"><a href="http://merryandhealthy.com/recommends/uniquehoodia.php"><strong>Discover more about UniqueHoodia™ now</strong></a></h3>If you didn’t do this, then you probably have a plugin that’s causing this code to be seriously messed up. To find out, try disabling your plugins (and emptying both your browser cache and your server cache).
My money is on the W3 Total Cache plugin…
gotcha….
This is new to me. I’ll have to look into it. Thanks for the heads-up.
Centering: How are you centering this text? Are you using the “center” button on the toolbar (if you are using the visual editor) or are you adding inline styling (if you are using the HTML editor)? You’re not just typing extra spaces, right?
As for the slider issue, this question has been asked (and answered) several times already in this forum. Try this: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/slider-suddenly-stopped-working/page/2#post-17358
