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In reply to: Twitter widget in IE

#20292

I know a lot of people still use IE7 or just plain IE, often because they don’t know there is something better available out there. It’s one reason I have a text widget recommending people upgrade to Firefox. IE is weird and buggy.

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In reply to: Header font not displaying

#20299

Moved to Support, since this really isn’t a theme bug.

I don’t see it. When I go to your site, your site title and site description both show up just fine, both on the front page and on the one post that you have.

Try reloading your site and see if that takes care of the problem. Which browser are you using, BTW?

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In reply to: Twitter widget in IE

#20290

This sometimes happens (see this thread, for instance) and it sometimes just fixes itself. It looks like it’s fine right now. Try emptying your cache and reloading the page.

IE7? Really? 😉

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In reply to: Warning: Cannot modify header

#20289

This really isn’t a Graphene theme bug at all.

Apparently, there is either a space before an opening <?php tag or after a closing ?> tag somewhere in one of your WordPress core files–in this case, the index.php file. This is one reason you never want to edit core files (either WordPress, theme, or plugin), but want to use a child theme.

The only solution here is to reinstall WordPress, which you’ve already done, and then don’t touch those files again! Use a child theme to make changes to your site.

The other possibility is that you are using a redirect (specifically, WordPress’s wp_redirect() function) and your host has FastCGI set up. FastCGI and wp_redirect() are sometimes incompatible.

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In reply to: Where is the pager with "Static Page"

#20178

you’re welcome! It looks good!

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In reply to: Sidebar widget text shawdow

#20263

you’re welcome!

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In reply to: Posts in alphabetical order

#19899

Well, bbPress doesn’t really allow for bumping of topics. It’s pretty streamlined software. Just adding another post to the thread shoots it to the top automatically.

In response to your question, however, you can achieve something like this quite easily by forgetting about WP’s standard category archives and using Kalin’s Post List plugin. I wrote a tutorial for this plugin here. It’s quite a powerful plugin that adds considerable functionality to WP.

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In reply to: Sidebar widget text shawdow

#20260

Actually, this is the order CSS things load in:

Graphene style sheet

child theme style sheet

Graphene light style sheet (for light-colored menu bars)

Settings made through Graphene settings

Because CSS always uses the last value loaded, if you make changes in a child theme and then later change the Graphene settings, the Graphene color settings is what will be applied.

To override later CSS settings, you’ll need to use the !important tag in your css, which Josh suggested. I’m not sure if you tried that, but it should have worked.

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In reply to: Sidebar widget text shawdow

#20258

or use a child theme or custom CSS. I still can’t see your site (it redirects to Google).

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In reply to: How to reduce blank spaces on front page and between posts

#20271

Please put code between backticks.

Front page whitespace is coming from here:

.post {

background: #fff;

border-bottom: 1px solid #ccc;

-moz-border-radius: 0;

-webkit-border-radius: 0;

border-radius: 0;

border-top: 1px solid #d8d8d8;

margin-bottom: 5px;

overflow: visible;

padding: 25px 15px 20px 70px;

position: relative;

width: 875px;

}

when paddings and margins are coded this way, the order is :

padding: top right bottom left;

so you have 25px of padding at the top.

As for the “a la une” blog posts, this is the same issue. Be careful of reducing the space between your blog posts too much here, because with the formatting you have, all your posts are running into each other–it’s not terribly obvious where one ends and the next begins.