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Probably because you are using a caching plugin and it just took time for the items in the cache to expire, after you fixed it.
Graphene Options >> Display >> Miscellaneous Display Options >> “Custom Front Page Site Title”
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Yes, they are fantastic, aren’t they?
If you want a brief intro to using some PHP with them:
http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/11/04/graphene-action-hook-widgets-an-easy-way-to-modify-your-blog/
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In reply to: Can't access admin panel (site works) with Internet Explorer
February 23, 2012 at 10:25 pm #24768Which version of IE are you using?
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That is generally the error you get when you are trying to view the feed in a browser which does not support feeds. Try viewing it in Firefox and seeing if you get the same result.
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It looks like you got this fixed.
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The class for the slider button is
.block-button. If you wish, you can copy the code for that element from the 1.5.6 style sheet and paste it in your 1.6 child theme stylesheet or custom css.Mod
In reply to: Menu Bar issue with deepWidget addon after v1.6 upgrade
February 22, 2012 at 2:18 am #24615custom css to reduce the z-index of the header menu
I’m glad this worked for you, but I didn’t recommend it because it may cause problems for you down the road. It’s usually best to work on plugins first, then the theme if necessary.
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I see the images. (I don’t have IE7 or IE8 — I try to avoid IE at all costs.)
To be honest, I don’t see anything there that would cause an issue with the images not displaying. But IE7 and IE8 are notorious for acting more like a toaster than an actual browser. There is probably something in the javascript of one of your plugins that older versions of IE don’t care for.
You can test this by temporarily renaming your plugins folder (via FTP) and then reloading the page. If the images show up, it’s something in one of your plugins. You have a number than use JavaScript or jQuery.
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Or you can wait for 1.6.1 maintenance release. Should be along soon.
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Kind of hard to tell without a link to the site, but the Graphene branding info shouldn’t cause problems if you are adding something below it.
Are you entering this into a text widget? I recommended using a
<div>because you can add the styling information to the<div>rather to each element inside it. Like this:<div style="text-align: center:">
html stuff here
</div>You might want to eliminate the styling information from the
<img>tag. Using this method, you won’t need that to center it.
