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Graphene has a feature to replace the header image with the featured image if the featured image is greater in size than your header. Simply disable it.
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Which ad on your site are you referring to? They all seemed centered to me.
Moved to Support.
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Also, did you install the Graphene shortcodes plugin as the theme should have indicated after you upgraded?
https://forum.graphene-theme.com/announcement/graphene-1-9-4-update/
If you haven’t installed the plugin, that is probably the cause of the issue.
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Can you provide a link to a post where this is occurring?
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They will still appear correctly on your blog (your user’s experience), you just won’t see them displayed WYSIWYG style in your editor.
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Put code in between backtick (
Code:`) characters. It’s usually located above the Tab key on your keyboard. I have fixed this for you.
Quote:Can I change it so they add the titles instead?Link to site? Link to a page where this child theme page is applied?
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Please start your own thread with this issue.
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I believe the element you need to change is
#contentor#container, rather thanbody.Quote:I tried in style.css:Don’t edit theme files. Be sure to do this in a child theme or in the “Custom CSS” feature. Neo has this.
Quote:it didnt change anything…Do make sure to flush your browser and server caches after making changes.
THERE IS NO NEED TO SHOUT! รขโฌโ I have fixed this for you. ๐
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Moved to Support.
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Quote:I think I figured it out.You got it. I fixed it for you in your first post to avoid problems.
You merely want to use the image (“ActonLibraryLogo_2014_books_trans.jpg”) as a clickable link, right?
If so, you can do it this way, which avoids unnecessarily mixing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript:
<a href="http://opac.libraryworld.com/opac/signin?libraryname=Acton%20Public%20Library">
<img src="http://acton.lib.me.us/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/ActonLibraryLogo_2014_books_trans.jpg" alt="Search Catalog" />
</a>If you want the button instead of the graphic, use this method:
<form method="link" action="http://opac.libraryworld.com/opac/signin?libraryname=Acton%20Public%20Library">
<input type="submit" value="Catalog Search" />
</form>Or, even easier:
<a class="block-button" href="http://opac.libraryworld.com/opac/signin?libraryname=Acton%20Public%20Library">
Catalog Search
</a>To change the color, use this in custom CSS or child theme stylesheet:
.block-button, .block-button:visited { style-options}
