Kenneth John Odle

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    In reply to: Real Time Data

    #18679

    What kind of real time data are you thinking of? A lot of widgets will do this…

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    In reply to: Slider "catches up"

    #18735

    For a lot of fun, try changing the slider effect to “fade”.

    But this is not really a Graphene issue, or even a Firefox or Chrome issue, it’s to do with jQuery. See this post: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/bug-report/slider-speed-out-of-control-after-upgrade-to-wp-32#post-5431

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    In reply to: How to I change the "header bars" colors?

    #18633

    Start here: http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/08/25/how-to-get-help-from-a-help-forum/

    #11 will get you started….

    Everything else you ask for has been answered in this forum already. Take a look around and I’m sure you will find it.

    Good luck,

    Ken

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    In reply to: Font Family not working

    #18648

    BTW, I like your idea of using Webdings to test this out. I sometimes use a weird color or a huge size (100px) to test things out, so it’s really obvious if it’s working or not. Kudos.

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    In reply to: Font Family not working

    #18647

    I would really like to do it in the display options since this is easy to change.

    Actually, you’ll want to do this with custom css. It’s the only way. But it’s also easy.

    Add this to your custom CSS in Graphene options:

    .post-title,
    .post-title a,
    .post-title a:visited,
    .entry-title,
    .entry-title a,
    .entry-title a:visited
    {style info;}
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    In reply to: age restriction opening page

    #18662

    There are a number of plugins that will do this for you. You can view them here.

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    In reply to: Font Family not working

    #18645

    How are you trying to do this? You can put code between backticks (just under the “~” key on the upper left-hand corner of your keyboard).

    Ken

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    In reply to: Can't create Drop Down Menus?

    #18643

    Try this step-by-step tutorial: http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/08/25/how-to-create-and-use-custom-menus-in-wordpress/

    I think that will get you going.

    Cheers,

    Ken

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    In reply to: Stuck…

    #18624

    Yes, it’s conceivable. Remember, what happens when you load a child theme is that it loads the child theme’s stylesheet (since that’s the only thing in the folder), then the parent theme’s stylesheet, and then all the parent theme’s other files. If you have a plugin that tries to jostle its way to the top, it could possibly mess things up.

    Having said that, I think it would be pretty hard to hit that on the Wheel of Fail. Does this happen with other themes? Does the child theme have a functions.php file that contains bad code?

    You can temporarily disable all plugins by simply renaming the plugin folder, but this requires FTP access, of course.

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    In reply to: Text decoration on nav menu

    #18616

    Or, you can do it like this:

    .entry a, .entry a:visited, .entry a:hover, .entry a:active {style info;}

    Since each post is in a div with class=entry, this bit of css tells the browser to style every instance of an anchor within that .entry class in a particular way. No need to mess with Graphene text-decoration options, or to add a class to every link in every post.

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