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In reply to: Issue on front page

#17515

Yep, slider displays most recent posts as does the front page. See my bookblog: http://bookblog.kjodle.net

That said, there has been a lot of discussion in this forum about controlling what shows up in the slider and the front page. Have a look around; I’m sure you’ll find what you’re looking for (plus a lot of other useful stuff).

Ken

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In reply to: Sharethis icons in home page slider and pane?

#17821

Something like this, maybe?

.slider_post_entry.add_this_right {display:none;}

or whatever your class is for your sharing icons.

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In reply to: Graphene 1.5.2 – Comment bug

#17732

Check your threaded comments options, maybe.

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In reply to: Graphene 1.5.2 – Comment bug

#17729

Do you have comment moderation turned on? That would mean that you can see it from the dashboard but can’t see it on the post (until you approve it in the dashboard, that is).

Ken

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In reply to: Styling header widget

#17791

Start here:

https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/css-styling-for-header-widget

Ken

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In reply to: Share this code on home page only in menu bar?

#17536

Sorry, I misread that. Front page only…hmmmm.

You might be able to do this using the is_home() function attached to an action hook that would echo your code. But not sure.

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In reply to: Creating template pages for often used layouts?

#17551

Oh, for this item, you might want to try this plugin:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-post-template/

Ken

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In reply to: Share this code on home page only in menu bar?

#17534

You could try pasting the code into a header widget and then adjusting the position using some custom CSS.

Keep in mind, though, that social sharing buttons create a link directly to the page someone is clicking from, and this will appear on all of your pages. So if someone is on your front page and clicks on a social sharing button, that will create a link to your front page, and not to any of your posts in particular.

Ken

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In reply to: Creating template pages for often used layouts?

#17549

WordPress templates aren’t really the same as MS Word templates, unfortunately. But you could always create a basic layout in a MS Word document, and then copy and paste it into a new post via the TinyMCE editor’s “Paste from Word” button.

Ken

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In reply to: remove category Archive title and remove borders/frames

#17516

For second item, add this to your child theme’s style.css file:

img {border:none;}

I’m not sure what you mean by “codes” — do you mean the “preformatted” text? In that case, try

pre {border:none;}

Graphene doesn’t use frames — that’s a separate HTML thing that (hopefully) isn’t used much any more. Do you mean “border” or possibly “background”?

It would be nice if the entries in the child theme can be done so that they are not back at the next update.

This is actually the point of using a child theme. If you add the code you want to your child theme’s style.css file, it will still be there after you update Graphene, although you may still need to do a little tweaking depending on how much Graphene’s styles have changed. (Nav menus changed a lot between 1.3 and 1.4, for example.)

Good luck,

Ken