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In reply to: Adding WordPress Slider Gallery to a page

#15738

Moved to Support. Please take a moment to read the rules. (Posting in the correct section helps you to get a response sooner.)

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In reply to: Paragraph tags not being added to Posts

#15850

I switch to VISUAL tab before saving the Hard Coded Tags are deleted as well.

If you include a <p> tag in the html editor, and then switch to the visual editor, you should see two paragraphs. If you switch back to the html editor, you won’t see the tag, but you should still see two separate paragraphs, each on a separate line.

Best bet is to just use the visual editor and only use the html editor when you need to add code or styling that isn’t available in the visual editor. There is no need to “hard code” anything except in extreme circumstances.

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In reply to: Changing the "Sub Background"

#15892

Try this post.

Don’t forget to search around a bit on the forum first, because chances are your question (or one similar) may already have been answered, and then you don’t have to wait for an answer.

Enjoy!

Ken

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In reply to: How to add Google plus button?

#15895

Just add it to the “Social Sharing Buttons” box in Graphene options.

All the “social sharing buttons” does is add the code you enter to each post, so you can add more than one service, and you can use custom CSS to style it, if you need to.

Ken

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In reply to: How to add Google plus button?

#15894

Just add it to the “Social Sharing Buttons” box in Graphene options.

All the “social sharing buttons” does is add the code you enter to each post, so you can add more than one service, and you can use custom CSS to style it, if you need to.

Ken

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In reply to: How to change 'follow me' text on Twitter widget

#15876

in functions.php, find this line (#1071):

<p id="tweetfollow" class="sidebar_ablock"><a href="http://twitter.com/<?php echo $twitter_username; ?>"><?php _e('Follow me on Twitter', 'graphene') ?></a></p>

Change “me” to organization name.

Again, only try this in a child theme, or this customization will be lost in the next upgrade.

Ken

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In reply to: Changing the background to Comments section

#15862

Actually, for respond form, try

#respond form p {

background: #000;

color: #fff;

}

Sorry, I usually test these things first, but i’m working long hours this week. Still stumped about the comments, but working on it.

About firebug: if you open it, the bottom half of your screen will open up a console window showing the html structure of your blog page. Click on the squares with a plus in the middle to open up that particular <div> to find what you are looking for. The most important one (usually) is <div id="container">

Cheers,

Ken

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In reply to: Post entry font size

#15893

Try Graphene Options >> Display >> Content Text >> “Text size”

Ken

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In reply to: Changing the background to Comments section

#15859

Firebug suggests

#comments_list, #respond {background:#000; color:#FFF;}

for custom CSS

Ken

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In reply to: Widget area distorted when zooming in or out with Graphene 1.4.1

#15667

IE is buggy like that, which is why most people prefer Firefox, Safari, or indeed, almost anything else to IE.