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That’s what I was thinking. Thanks for confirming this.
Thanks for this. Definitely useful and now bookmarked.
It looks to me like your site is composed entirely of pages, rather than posts. Am I right?
I am curious because I have always wondered about custom fields as well, but my understanding is that they are unique to posts, and not pages. I am probably wrong about this (the codex is not clear), but hopefully someone here can offer some wisdom.
Ken
I just upgraded my test site to WP 3.2 and everything still seems to work just fine.
But, does the line spacing of text on this page seem a little tight? Or are we not supposed to add text to “image” posts?
If you want to do it as a text widget (appears on every page), check this post.
Alternately, if your host provides some sort of formmail (usually cgi), you can add that to a specific page.
My style sheet is unchanged. You can download it here. You can always get a copy of Graphene from the WP site and save it on your hard drive, and just in case you do mess something up, you can upload an uncorrupted copy of the file in question. This is useful if you are creating a child theme.
Download a copy of your styles.css so you can view it in a text editor and get familiar with what’s there before you start editing. Specifically, search for this line:
/* =Sidebars
*/The styling information for the sidebars is right below that. Once you get your site running again (reinstall Graphene first), copy one item at a time, paste it into the custom CSS section of Graphene options, make changes to the color codes, click “save” and reload your page. If it changes what you want to change, cool. If not, try another bit of CSS code.
Alternately, you could use Firebug to find which elements you want to change. See this post.
If all you want to change is the appearance of a few elements, a child theme is not necessary. If you decide that a child theme is necessary, there has been a lot of discussion about this on this forum.
Good luck!
There are any number of widgets which will accomplish this. On the other hand, if you know just enough HTML, you can either create a page with this, or drop the appropriate HTML into a text widget, and then the contact info will appear on every post.
Best,
Ken
If you are not familiar with CSS, this is a good place to start.
This is really a support question. Please read the forum rules.
This thread explains how to change the colors of most everything you need to change, provided you’re comfortable with CSS.
Good luck,
Ken
