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Your best bet is to create a child theme, and then change the code in the loop.php template. Specifically, you will need to move this bit of code:
/**
* Display Adsense advertising for single post pages
* See graphene_adsense() function in functions.php
*/
?>
<?php if (!is_front_page() || (is_front_page() &&
$graphene_settings['adsense_show_frontpage']))
{graphene_adsense();} ?>to where you want it, most likely just after:
<div class="entry clearfix">I could be wrong, since I’m not a PHP expert by any means, which is one of the reasons I love Graphene: I can make pretty much any alteration I want without having to create a child theme. Plus, Syahir actively supports this them. Many of the things that we would like to see, he includes in the next version.
Be sure to read this page on the forum, which gives more specific information.
Let me know how this goes. Good luck!
Ken
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You have added this custom CSS:
#rss a {
margin: 8px 0 0 23px;
}margin and padding specification written this way are: top, right, bottom, left, so you are adding an 8 pixel margin to the top of this section. Change “8px” to “0” and it should be back where you want it.
Ken
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First, IE always displays things differently than real browsers, hence the need for IE hacks. (Try googling “IE hacks” to see what I mean.) This theme, for the most part, shows up beautifully for me in all browsers.
Second, please include a link to the page in question, as per the forum rules, so we can see what is happening.
Ken
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In reply to: Site title and description not showing up properly in post headers
June 4, 2011 at 7:10 pm #14304Just had this problem on my other site and could not remember for the life of me how to fix it. The problem is that I was using custom CSS to change the appearance of post headings. So in the custom CSS, I changed
h3, h4, h5, h6 {to
.entry h3, h4, h5, h6 {the
.entryis what keeps the custom css for the post from affecting what’s happening in the header, just in case anyone else is having similar problems.Still the world’s most versatile theme. Thanks!
Mod
Maybe try “Graphene Options >> Display >> Header Display Options” and then tick the box that says “Hide the top bar” ?
Mod
Jogger,
Do you mean the title on each post or on each page?
You don’t need to alter php files to hide titles. You can use the following Custom CSS
.post-title, .entry-title, .post-meta {display:none}.post-title, .entry-title {display:none}will eliminate the entry title..post-meta {display:none}will eliminate the tag and author information at the top of the post.And as per the forum rules be sure to include a link to your page.
Hope this helps. Good luck!
Ken
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Go to “Graphene Options,” then click on “Display.” In the “Posts Display Options” tab, make sure to tick the box next to “Hide post categories.” Should do the trick.
Good luck,
Ken
Mod
In reply to: Site title and description not showing up properly in post headers
May 26, 2011 at 12:04 am #14303Thanks! Working just great now.
Mod
There are any number of plugins which will handle this for you. However, the simplest might just be do write a bit of HTML and drop it in a text widget which you can then place wherever you want.
Sample html:
<p>You can send me an email <a href="mailto:me@windczar.com">clicking here.</a></p>Substitute the actual address you want to use. Let me know if you have problems with it.
If you need to know how to format the link, follow this link.
Ken
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Fonte,
To get rid of the Archive widget, go to Appearance >> Widgets, and drag it out of the “Sidebar Widget Area” to the “Available Widgets” area.
It sounds to me like you want to use the “Recent Posts” Widget. Drag it over to the “Sidebar Widget Area,” set the number of recent posts to whatever you want, and click “Save.”
If this isn’t what you want, you might want to try a custom menu. If this doesn’t work for you, let me know.
Ken
