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Do you have an example of this you could show us?
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add
padding-top: 6px;or however much you need.Mod
Here’s how I did it:
add_filter('comment_form_defaults','comment_reform');
function comment_reform ($arg) {
$arg['title_reply'] = __('If you've read this far, you have to leave a comment. That's the rule.');
return $arg;
}Just added that to my child theme’s functions file. Note that because this is PHP, I had to escape the apostrophe’s.
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will the tagline that I use always be my website description
This is almost entirely beyond your control, despite what SEO gurus claim they can do. What a search engine decides to show about your site on their web page is entirely up to them. Some of them will take the description from a META “desc” tag, but not all of them, and those that do will not necessarily do it consistently across your site.
Just another reason I think SEO is over-hyped. Good structure, good content, good community — those are the keys to building a successful web presence.
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That is your site description. Go to Settings >> General and type something in the box marked “tagline”.
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You might want to check out this site, which uses Graphene in extraordinarily creative ways: http://www.gendji.eu/?p=879
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It might be that you are using a secure transfer protocol (
https) instead of just a regular one (http). I don’t know why you need to do this, but sliders are very sensitive to link issues. Try changing fromhttpstohttpand see if that fixes it.Moved to Support.
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In reply to: Need Help — got cute with child functions and messed up my RSS
December 22, 2011 at 5:38 pm #21590Yep, that’s how to do it. Here’s an old example using the header widget, before action hook widget areas were available:
The WidgetLogic plugin can control where widgets show up.
Also moved to Support.
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Well, I was thinking that the new function definition would look something like this:
$header_img = get_the_post_thumbnail( $post_id, 'post-thumbnail' );
$header_img = explode( '" class="', $header_img);
$header_img = $header_img[0];
$header_img = explode( 'src="', $header_img);
$header_img = explode( 'title="', $header_img);
$header_img = $header_img[1]; // only the urlBut I don’t know enough PHP to figure out how to redefine this in a child theme. (Josh….?)
