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In reply to: Can I remove the next and previous post links above the content?

#20318

Right here:

https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/is-there-anyway-i-can-remove-these-links-above-the-posts-pic-inside#post-11124

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In reply to: Help translating a plugin

#20328

Ultimate TinyMCE?

Are there any languages you are looking for in particular?

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In reply to: Inserting Picture

#20338

But if you are talking about this border:

that really isn’t a border. It’s just the background that shows up because the picture doesn’t fill the entire widget space.

To control just one aspect of that widget, use code like this:

#text-7 img {style elements here;}

Using that code will allow you to control the appearance of an image in just that one widget.

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In reply to: Inserting Picture

#20337

Okay, this is easy IF you use Firebug.

Basically, WP assigns every widget a unique ID. If you look at my blog with Firebug and take a peek at the “Check Your Browser” (now with new! improved! illustration), you will see that it has an ID of text-7. So I can write any CSS I like that affects only that widget like this:

#text-7 {style elements here;}

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In reply to: Adding a ticker to the top bar?

#19331

Use an action hook widget area and drag the WP News Ticker widget there. (Try using the graphene_top_bar widget area to start, but you may need to change this.)

See this tutorial: http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/11/04/graphene-action-hook-widgets-an-easy-way-to-modify-your-blog/

The only difference is that you won’t use a text widget; you’ll just use the plugin widget.

Good luck!

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In reply to: Menu tab & font colors?

#18529

I like your color scheme. Your menu looks really great!

terms in CSS are coder-specific

I think you’re referring to id’s (preceded by #) and classes (preceded by .), and you’re right–when you design things you can use whatever names work for you. Figuring out what someone else calls things can be a challenge–which is why Firebug is so handy!

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In reply to: Re: widget title radius

#20309

You have some confused looking CSS there, but it seems to be this line in your child theme style sheet:

border-radius: 5px 5px 0 0 !important;

which should be

border-radius: none; or border-radius: 0px;

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In reply to: "graphene options" in dashboard is not working.

#20311

Moved to Support, since this is a support issue.

Try reinstalling Graphene. It’s possible one of the core files got corrupted.

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In reply to: Re: widget title radius

#20307

I don’t see any rounded corners, in either Firefox or Chrome.

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In reply to: Re: widget title radius

#20303

moved to new topic. You can find the current radius in the stylesheet, copy that into custom css, and then set the radius to 0px. I’m not sure that there is a ‘none’ option for radius.