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In reply to: Post appear twice on Home page

#44752

I don’t see that anywhere on your site.

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In reply to: Webmaster Tools says my site isn't Mobile Friendly

#44745

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some say it isn’t Mobile friendly, just a shrunken version of the site.

They are probably pulling an old version of the site out of their browser’s cache. If they clear their browser cache (or view your site in a private browser window) they should see the mobile version.

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In reply to: How das graphene moble work?

#44678

You can just use either one out of the box. Graphene Mobile Neo has more options than Graphene Mobile, however.

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In reply to: Print CSS for body only

#44734

It’s a separate file included with the theme. There aren’t any print.css options bundled with the theme, so if you want to make changes, you’ll need to use one of the methods I’ve outlined above.

FYI, it helps to take a look at the theme’s print.css file first.

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In reply to: tables display

#44719

In Custom CSS feature of Graphene (or in a child theme stylesheet), create this CSS class:

.js-left {float: left;}

.js-clear {clear: both;}

Then, in the HTML for your page, you’ll apply that class to two <div>s:

<div class="js-left">

<p>Put your description here.</p>

</div>



</div class="js-left">

<img src="path-to-image-file" alt="this is the picture" />

</div>



<div class="js-clear"></div>

Adjust the HTML to suit your needs.

Basically, the float:left CSS rule tells the browser to float things to the left. We applied it to both <div>s here, so they float to the left.

The last line of the HTML is necessary because it clears the floats and makes the next two items appear properly.

w3schools is a good place to learn about CSS. Here’s their page on floats:

http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_class_float.asp

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In reply to: New Purchase and Unable to INSTALL

#44727

When you install the theme, which .zip file are you uploading?

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In reply to: Custom Menu + element = NO GO

#44708

Akismet is good.

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In reply to: Links in category archive do not work

#44688

For the record, what was the issue, and what was the solution?

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In reply to: Print CSS for body only

#44732

You can override the theme’s print.css file in a child theme, either by including some specific print information in the style sheet:

@media print{



#header {display: none;}



}

or by enqueuing your own print stylesheet in your child theme’s functions.php file.

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In reply to: tables display

#44717

Quote:

Is there a better way to display the graphics and text than using tables?

Yes. Use floats instead. Tables are for tabular data only. Using tables for page layouts leads to the kinds of problems you are having.