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Moved to Support. Please be sure to post in the correct section.
This is probably some sort of setting on your end, possibly related to the fact that the browser is newly downloaded. Without a screenshot, it’s difficult to be more precise.
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Same as above, but you are looking for “Discussion” pane. You can turn off comments for that page only from there.
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Yes. Go to
Graphene Options >> Display >> Excerpts Display Options
In the box labeled “Retain these HTML tags in excerpts” enter
<b><li>and whatever other HTML elements you would like to retain in your excerpts.Moved to Support. Be sure to post in the correct section.
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you may need to click the “screen options” tab in the upper-right corner while in the page editor. Make sure to “check” the options needed.
Specifically, make sure the “Graphene page-specific options” box is ticked. An options pane will appear below your editing area. You can turn off social sharing buttons from there.
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I would just create two separate posts, one Spanish, one English. Then edit each one to add a link to the other. You can use the html editor to enclose each link in a
<div>with button styling. You can copy the default button style that Graphene uses, if you like, like this:<div class="block-button">link stuff goes here</div>This has also been discussed previously in this thread:
https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/how-to-create-a-site-version-on-second-language
I’m not sure that we came up with anything really useful, but click on Tomy1734’s site to see how he arranged things. You might prefer that method. But I rather like the idea of a button.
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In reply to: How to remove image boarder in a child theme style.css?
February 9, 2012 at 12:20 am #23607Add this to your child theme style sheet:
img {border:none;}Please note that you can create custom border definitions in your style sheet and then apply them to individual images by adding that description to its css class.
For example, you can add this to your child theme style sheet:
.biggreenborder {
border: solid 10px #00ff00;
}If you edit an image, you can click on “Advanced Settings” and add
biggreenborderto the box labeled “CSS Class”. That image will then have a 10px solid green border. That way, you can add a border (or a shadow) to any image you would like even after you have stripped them out.Mod
Can you point to a page or post on your blog where you are seeing this? They display fine (better even, with the new update) on my blog.
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Yes, I noticed a conflict with the WordPress Related Posts plugin also when message blocks are at the top of the post. You can see an example here:
http://blog.kjodle.net/2012/01/13/guidelines-for-good-website-design/
If there are no message blocks, the Related Posts plugin displays correctly, as here:
http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/12/30/changing-the-width-of-the-graphene-theme-for-wordpress/
Plugin page is here:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-23-related-posts-plugin/
