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You might also try looking at the JetPack site to if there are known issues/bugs: http://jetpack.me/
Personally, I find it much easier to just go to Facebook and get their widget code. Easy to customize and never causes problems.
Ken
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There is no “sidebar right” because Graphene allows sidebars to be on either side. The code you are looking for is
#sidebar1and#sidebar2. You can just set the width for each one indepedently.Sidebar styling starts at line #1750 in the stylesheet.
Hope this helps,
Ken
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Use a custom menu. See this tutorial for help: http://blog.kjodle.net/2011/08/25/how-to-create-and-use-custom-menus-in-wordpress/
Ken
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Use Akismet (from the same folks who produce WordPress) and a captcha. Spammers don’t stand a chance.
Ken
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You shouldn’t need to import/export theme settings when you upgrade, however. These are useful when switching to a child theme.
@Draco — I don’t see that you’re using Graphene on your linked site. Is this on a different site?
Ken
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Actually, I just looked at your css, and I see that you’ve assigned ‘widget_text.png’ to both widgets, so that may be the source of the problem. You could name them ‘widget_text_01.png’, ‘widget_text_02.png’ etc. Or even ‘widget_text_facebook.png’, ‘widget_text_firefox.png’ etc.
Mod
If I may butt in…
Yes, but each widget has a unique
idtag, which is why he’s using#categories-5 .widget-title-iconin the css above. Eachidtag is used only once on a page, so by targeting that specific id, you should be able to assign a different icon to each widget.E.g., your “Mozilla Firefox” widget is
id="text-5", so by setting that first, you should be able to change just that widget’s icon.I think this will work.
Mod
You will need ftp access to install a child theme. See these resources:
http://wiki.khairul-syahir.com/graphene-theme/wiki/Customisation_using_a_child_theme
The blue “Home” that you are seeing is the title of page you are using as a static home page. You can delete it when you edit the post.
Ken
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Please post a URL to the site in question. Thanks!
Mod
With Photoshop, you can always “save for web” (or maybe it’s “export for web”? — I forget which), so you can keep a regular .psd and then export changes as a .png, thus preserving transparency.
