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Hmmm…works for me. What are your current slider settings?
In reply to: Syahir, plz help me – thumbnail rebuilder as homepage panes picture got reduced after update.
February 14, 2012 at 7:39 pm #24170You have disabled right-clicking on your page, so it’s impossible for me to look at it with Firebug.
Maybe you can look in Graphene Column Width options?
I couldn’t see any .php files in child theme files.
There won’t be any there. The child theme folder is one that you create. The only thing you would initially have there is your styles.css file.
So I try to switch back to parent thems’s function.php and add there the codes you present here
Do not do this. (Lots of reasons, the primary one is that you can crash your blog.) Just open a text editor, open a new file, copy the code Prasanna gave you and paste it into the file. Save the file into your child theme folder with the name
functions.phpand then FTP it to your child theme folder on your server. Should take care of your problem.Shall I copy all .php templates from paren theme into child theme
For all those listening, you NEVER want to do this. It will cause all sorts of problems. The only files you want in your child theme folder are files that you create.
In reply to: How to create menus across the top of my site without them duplicating the content below
February 14, 2012 at 7:19 pm #24180I believe that the “blank posting” is your slider, where posts (not pages) normally appear. You can turn this off in your Graphene Slider options.
You can eliminate the comment form on your front page in a number of ways:
You can turn off comments for pages in Graphene options
You can add this to your custom CSS:
.home #respond {display:none;}Also, the title of this thread does not match the content. I’ve answered the content part (I hope), but I’m not quite sure what you mean by the title. Please advise if you need further assistance. 🙂
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Yes, this is possible, and has been discussed often in this forum. Just search for “slider full-width” or something similar.
As for the front page, you can make any css changes you want affect only the home page by prefacing them with
.home. Thus.home p {style info}would only affect paragraphs on the home page.
If you open Graphene’s style sheet, you will see a link to the license. For your convenience, that license is here:
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html
The FAQ that is included with the theme states that:
The Graphene WordPress theme, along with all the other themes in the WordPress.org Official Free Themes Directory, is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) Version 2. The full text of that licence is included with the theme in the licence.txt file in the theme’s folder. Releasing the theme under that licence means, among others, that you are free to modify the theme in any way for any purpose (including commercial) without any obligation to the theme’s author. However, if you decide to redistribute the theme, the licence dictates that you must release the theme under the same licence, GPLv2.
But of course, the author would always appreciate donations to support ongoing and future developments of the theme.
So I suppose, theoretically, you could do this, although since Graphene is a free theme, I don’t suppose you could charge for it. I’m not an expert in software license and copyright law.
But what you are suggesting is just really, really slimy. Literally tens of thousands of hours have gone into the development of this theme by hundreds of people and you’re going to change a few lines of code and distribute it as your own? If that’s not outright theft, it’s pretty close, and it reeks of laziness and an incredible sense of entitlement.
If you think this theme is a great one, and you want to share it with others, then at least give credit where credit is due.
