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In reply to: New navigation menu in version 1.4 – a heads up

#15243

Thanks! I thought you had included it somewhere.

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In reply to: RSS Feeds button on the right bar

#15221

To get the RSS buttons on the right, use this bit of custom CSS:

#rss {

padding: 13px 23px 0 0;

float: right;

}

Ken

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In reply to: RSS Feeds button on the right bar

#15220

If you know a bit of HTML, you can actually create your own META widget with just the links that you want.

Just enter something like this in a text widget:

<a href="http://www.likeyouwant.com">Link Name</a>

Be sure to tick the box marked “Automatically add paragraphs.” For “Title,” you can choose whatever you want.

Good luck

Ken

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In reply to: Hide html tags in comments and Footer option.

#15362

Yes, caches will hold static files until they expire. If you are not seeing the changes you make, you need to clear the cache. In fact, if you are working on changes to your blog, I recommend temporarily turning off caches until things are working the way you want them to.

Ken

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In reply to: Social Sharing buttons

#13678

@jay: the “Social Sharing” option in Graphene essentially adds that code directly to each post, so you can include whatever code you would like.

@lone0001: this is supported in latest version of Graphene. Give it a try.

Ken

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In reply to: can you disable navigation menu extra text under page buttons

#15359

No problem. I added the bit in the sticky just before I responded to you.

Ken

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In reply to: Height of images?

#15314

Your picture is useful, because it shows us what the problem is. But be sure to include a URL, so that we can also take a look at CSS and whatever else might be causing a problem.

Without knowing more, have you tried something like:

.entry-content img,

.wp-caption {

height: 130px;

(By the way, BBcodes don’t work between backticks.)

Let me know,

Ken

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In reply to: Pushing the possibilities

#15299

Phillip,

You ask a lot of questions, but just about all of them have been answered at some point in this forum. Please feel free to look around for the answers. Much of what you want to accomplish can be done using the “out-of-the-box” options that come with Graphene, and some of it will require the creation of a child theme. Are you comfortable doing that? There is a lot of information on this forum and on the WordPress Codex about how to do that.

Be sure to read the forum rules. (i.e.: include a URL!)

Welcome aboard!

Ken

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In reply to: can you disable navigation menu extra text under page buttons

#15357

Soaringeagle–

If you are not using Custom Menus, then what appears in your menu are your pages. The description is coming from the description you entered when you created the page. If you edit each page and delete the description, then your problem should go away.

Ken

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In reply to: New navigation menu in version 1.4 – a heads up

#15241

If you don’t use custom menus, then the description will come from the “Pages” description. So, no description for “Home” but I can live with that (unless I missed it somewhere?). The new menus are beautiful and work great.