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Answered (I think) in your previous thread.
Ken
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You can add some custom CSS to modify how those types of posts are displayed, but really, they are meant to highlight those particular items. See this page: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/bug-report/alpha-graphene-14a/page/3
Ken
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What I want to know is if the TinyMCE visual editor is styled by Graphene automatically….Did it style your visual editor to look like the Graphene layout after you installed TinyMCE Advanced?
The style that you see in the “edit post” pane is controlled by the
editor-style.cssfile. This is what theadd_editor_style()function is adding in. In order to change how your post looks when you edit it, you would need to change this file. I don’t know if that is possible using a child theme.I know that the TinyMCE Advanced website describes the TinyMCE editor as “wysiwyg,” but that’s not really the case.
Ken
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The menu is part of the content
<div>, which, by definition, is a set width. So I doubt that this is possible.That said, someone will probably post a way that it could be done. But short of editing the theme’s core files, I don’t see how.
Ken
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yeah, had some troubles this weekend. Should be back up now.
Mod
In the meantime, you can do this with an action hook. Take a look at this thread to learn how: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-showcase/showing-off-wasdale-mountain-rescue
Ken
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In reply to: Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_post_format() in D:xamppxampphtdo
September 17, 2011 at 11:45 pm #17168Moved to Support to get quicker/better answers. Please read the forum rules. Thanks!
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In reply to: Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_post_format() in D:xamppxampphtdo
September 17, 2011 at 11:44 pm #17167Did you edit the theme’s
functions.phpfile?Ken
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Try
label.graphene_form_label {display:none}but that just keeps it from displaying. If people are using bots to spam your comments, this won’t be effective.
You should install the Akismet plugin to prevent spam. It’s from the same people who brought us WordPress, so it’s 99.9% compatible, it’s free, and it works.
Ken
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🙂
