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In reply to: Change text "Category Archive" on Category pages to be the Category Title
October 29, 2011 at 3:18 am #18964Thanks, Josh! I was over-confusing myself on this one, and GWNBMF (Google was not being my friend!) I just did a “view image” in Twitpic and pasted the direct link in. It worked!
(and I hardly use these anymore)
I guess I’ll have to start doing it all the time, then.
Thanks for bringing this up. If you get it to work, go ahead and mark the topic “Resolved”.
Thanks again, Syahir. I have been wondering about this for ages!
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In reply to: Change text "Category Archive" on Category pages to be the Category Title
October 29, 2011 at 3:12 am #18962Dangit!! I want Josh’s knowledge on how to post a pic here!!
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In reply to: Change text "Category Archive" on Category pages to be the Category Title
October 29, 2011 at 3:04 am #18959Well, there you go. Thanks, Syahir.
For those who are interested, this line:
'Category Archive: <span>%s</span>' => '<span>%s</span>',is what controls that text. For example, I changed it to:
'Category Archive: <span>%s</span>' => 'All my posts from the '<span>%s</span>' category',which now looks like this:

That’s just full of awesome!
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The slider uses the excerpt, so that should have worked. Can you post a URL, so we can take a closer look?
the html tags be kept in the Posts (Blog) page?
Sorry, I’m not quite sure what you mean here. Really need to see the actual page.
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You can accomplish this by using an “Action Hook Widget Area” from the Advanced tab of Graphene options. I’m just not sure where it should go.
Basically, you click on a selection in the “Action Hook Widget Area” and then go to your widgets pane, where you will now see a widget area for what you selected. Drag a text widget to that area and paste your FB code into it.
Try using a widget area in either “graphene_header” or “graphene_container_before”. One of these should work. (If not, one of the other selections should.)
Good luck,
Ken
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In reply to: Change text "Category Archive" on Category pages to be the Category Title
October 28, 2011 at 9:34 pm #18957No, it’s not really the best way, because you’ll miss out on changes to the
category.phpfile in the next update (or you’ll have to redo your work). But it works for now, which is the important thing.It might be possible to do this with a filter somehow, but I haven’t looked into it that much yet. You can change some WP text like this (see this post, for example), but I don’t know if it’s possible with the Graphene theme itself.
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In reply to: Child page thumbnails persist on parent page after child page image has been deleted
October 28, 2011 at 9:15 pm #19003Have you tried deleting the images in the Media Gallery?
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Yeah, your functions.php file is a little messed up. Try this:
<?php
add_action('graphene_feed_icon', 'graphene_social_icons');
function graphene_social_icons(){
echo "<a target="_new" href="http://lionsridge.org/" title="Lion's Ridge Top Bar Logo"><img src="http://www.lionsridge.org/liontracks/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/topbarlogo.png"/></a>";
}
?>Or, if you are using the new Graphene, just go to “Advanced Options” in the Graphene Options, click on “header.php”, enable a widget are for “graphene_feed_icon”, and then use a text widget to paste your code into.
Ken
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Moved to Support.
By default, the standard menu will automatically list all child pages as a dropdown menu below their parent page. You can use a custom menu to really take control of that.
If you need help, here is my tutorial: http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/08/25/how-to-create-and-use-custom-menus-in-wordpress/
Good luck,
Ken
