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I’m still a bit confused. Where are those URL’s coming from?
If that’s what is showing up as results in a search engine, then there’s not much you can do except develop more content and wait for your site to be crawled again.
If, on the other hand, you have some sort of SEO plugin that’s generating those links, you might look to the plugin author for some support with that.
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I’ve been searching some more and there seem to be some problems like that created by Google crawlers not providing ads to your website until it is fully operational.
Maybe i tried ads too soon. I’ll see if it gets resolved this weekend.
This may be your problem. Google is very concerned about the quality of their ads. In your AdSense options, however, there is an option to show public service ads if no ads are yet available. You might try that and see what shows up. If you get public service ads, then all it well and it is just a matter of time.
One question tho: to show ads from the “text widget” areas, do i need to activate the “graphene adsense” option?
Nope. See this tutorial, especially part four, to see how.
Good luck,
Ken
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Firebug tells me that this is a <div> with class “post child-page page”, so try this code:
.post .child-page .page {background: #CCCCCC;}This is NOT tested; you may have to play around with it a bit.
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If you are talking about the buttons and sidebar headers, you might want to look at this post: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/wanna-modify-view-full-post#post-10320
I think it may be an issue of having a more complete translation.
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I don’t understand, either.
If you’re wondering why you’re getting 404 messages, it’s because those files don’t exist. (WordPress uses PHP; it never produces a page with an ‘.html’ extension unless you upload it yourself.)
If your pages aren’t showing up in a search engine, it may just be that the engine hasn’t crawled your site yet.
I also think you may have some problems with your permalinks. See this post for help with that.
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Not that I know of. The wp-login.php file is almost 700 lines of code. It handles a lot of authentication and other functions, to protect your blog. By comparison, the search function is relatively simply.
On the other hand, it is relatively easy to insert a link to the login page just about anywhere, using action hook widgets, although that’s not really what you want.
You might try searching the plugin repository. I did a cursory search and didn’t find much, but there may be a plugin that will do what you would like.
Good luck,
Ken
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Moved to Support. Please be sure to post in the correct section.
Try taking the “http:” out of your permalinks. There is no “http:” structure tag for permalinks. For a complete list of allowable tags, see this post in the Codex: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Structure_Tags
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Moved to Support, as well. Be sure to post in the correct part of the forum.
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It doesn’t look like you have the Adsense option turned on. Even if you enter the wrong code, a blank space will still show up where the Adsense should be displayed. Did you click “Show Adsense advertising” and “Show Adsense on front page as well” (in their French equivalents, of course)?
If you use the Graphene Adsense options, you really shouldn’t have a conflict with other plugins.
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In reply to: Activating Child theme and moving over parent css changes
November 3, 2011 at 12:28 am #17302Thanks for that link, Donna! I’m bookmarking it!
