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Sara,
When I click on the slider buttons all I get is: http://www.saramompart.com/#
(and the slider does not respond)
That’s odd, because your slider works for me (although it is slow), and I can use the slider buttons to navigate and when I click on a post, it takes me there. What browser are you using? Have you tried upgrading your version of Graphene?
BTW, the “#” link is normal for the slider buttons.
Ken
Is this your “so-bored” site? If so, every time I load it, MS Security Essentials detects a potential threat and suspends loading the site.
It seems you have suspicious code outside of your
<html>tags. Can’t help you out until that is gone.Ken
consists of different wordpress installations as I need different blogs
showing the content of my different blogs
Is that content all located within a single MYSQL database, or do you have one database for each blog?
It seems to me that someone asked this not too long ago, but I can’t find it anywhere. Hmmm…..maybe I just imagined it.
Anyway, try adding this to your custom CSS:
.more-link.block-button {display:none}Ken
Yes, if you look at the html, you find that option actually adds that css styling to the elements in question:
<h1 style="display:none;" class="header_title"><a style="display:none;" href="http://www.dota2hook.de" title="Go back to the front page">Dota 2 Infos, Guides, Videos, Tricks und Tipps für alle Heroes</a></h1>Awesome catch! Definitely easier, and always better to use a theme option than to mess with custom CSS.
Ken
In reply to: Stopping the parent pages in the navigation bar from being clickable
August 27, 2011 at 1:36 pm #16570Try it this way:
Do what Syahir suggests, but name the dummy link with the name of the parent page you don’t want clickable. It will look like a parent page, it won’t be a link.
Ken
You mean you want to include them (for SEO purposes), but you don’t want them to show up because they don’t look good on top of your header image? Interesting…
Try adding this to your custom CSS:
.header_title, .header_desc {display:none}They shouldn’t display, but if you go to “View Source” in your browser, they still should show up in the html.
Ken
In reply to: How to change black bars at top / bottom of site and various other colours
August 27, 2011 at 12:15 pm #16597have only MS Paint
This may be an issue for you editing .png images.
Try using GIMP — it’s an open-source image-editing application. Kind of like PhotoShop but without the hefty price tag. You can find it at http://www.gimp.org. It’s ideal for organizations like yours. I think you’ll find all sorts of uses for it.
In reply to: Changing the Position of the Slider For a Three Column Layout
August 27, 2011 at 11:45 am #16627This has been done before, and it looks pretty cool. (Three columns does make things a bit narrow!)
only just figured out how to make a child theme, even with step by step instructions
Congrats! A good first step.
Now read this post and this post which should provide all sorts of clues about how to accomplish this.
Good luck!
Ken
WordPress is installed in the root directory. I have other sites in subdirectories, with wordpress installed in the root of them too.
I have never heard of an installation like this. I didn’t even think this was possible. Or do you mean “subdomains” instead of “subdirectories”?
