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Or…create a “thank you” page in html, upload it to your root directory, and set it with a timed redirect, so that after a few moments it takes people back to your blog’s front page. (You could also include a link that they could click if they are in a hurry.)
I installed a bunch of plug-ins straight after installing wordpress (a website said they were ‘essential’)
There are no essential plugins, just plugins that a particular author happens to like. You may want to read this, but you probably already figured that out.
I was thinking this slider problem was maybe something to do with the way your posts are organized in the database, but they are appearing normal otherwise. Google hasn’t told me much about this problem.
You can do that with your custom menu. Just add the categories and then move them to where you would like them to appear.
Did you tell the theme to use the custom menu in the main navigation bar under “Theme Locations”?
In reply to: Problem changing Graphene "general" theme options – "413 Request Entity Too Large&
December 3, 2011 at 10:33 pm #20540That’s weird that it was Google Analytics, because I had no trouble loading your page. Something to add to the bag of tricks, I guess.
Hmmm…haven’t had this problem yet.
But, if you are handy with adding code via action hooks, it may be possible using this kind of code. Unfortunately I don’t have the time to really play around with this right now.
Anyone else?
In reply to: HELP! Can sidebar1 stay put in one side while switching from 2columns and 3 columns templates?
December 3, 2011 at 9:52 pm #20576I presume that you’re talking about pages here, not posts, right?
If that is the case, then for three columns, just select “three columns, sidebars on the right”. That should keep both sidebars over on the right.
Where is this bit of PHP supposed to go?
If it’s supposed to go into the
<head>of a document, use an action hook in your child themes functions file to hook it towp_head()On the other hand, if it’s supposed to go anywhere in a post, then you have two options:
1) Use the HTML editor to insert it in each and every post separately (which is a pain if you don’t like to use the html editor, plus you need to do on each and every post).
2) Use a Graphene action hook widget area along with a text widget. Text widgets won’t let you use PHP code, however, so you’ll need to use a PHP widget to allow you to enter PHP in a text widget. See this tutorial on how to do that.
