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September 6, 2014 at 1:05 pm #43420Quote:AND on my website to all viewersIt’s not appearing to me. It appears to you because you are logged in.
This issue was fixed in Graphene 1.7.3. You can view that in the changelog:
https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-theme/changelog/
You have either tinkered with theme files or you have an incomplete install. (Weird, but it sometimes happens.)
Try reinstalling a fresh copy of Graphene.
Quote:Yes, but I’m not able to post there anymoreThen start a new thread. Don’t jump on someone else’s. It’s rude.
WordPress 4 + Graphene 1.9.3 works fine for me.
Try disabling your plugins to rule out a plugin issue.
Quote:Yes, I recently bought a membership plug in and will begin the process of setting that up.Why did you buy one? There are plenty of good free ones available in the plugin repository.
Quote:can anyone help me with removing the suggested pages on the 404 page?Once you have your membership plugin set up, even if those posts show up in search results, the excerpt and the full page content should not be available to anyone who is not logged in to the course.
Edit:
I’m not sure which plugin you are using, so it may have the ability to keep those pages out of search results. You’ll need to check the plugin documentation.
@Ulquiorra:
Please don’t hijack someone else’s thread. Your thread is here.
Quote:Can I do that in graphene with css?Yes, by using a CSS animation on the
:hoverpseudoclass for the item in question.First, create your animation:
@keyframes changetored {
0% {color: white;}
100% {color: red;}
}That should be easy to understand: when the animation starts, the text is white; when it ends, the text is red. You can add intermediate points, as well, so that you could actually go through a number of colors.
Then add that animation to your element:
.nav a {animation: changetored 10s linear;}This animation will take 10 seconds to execute (you probably want something close to 1 second), and it will be a linear transition.
Quote:Is there a way to bold or change the weight of the standard text in the nav menu with the custom css?Easiest way to figure this out is to examine the navigation elements of my website with Firebug (or just look at my child theme style sheet) to see what I changed and how I changed it. Navigation menus can be tricky.
When you said “hardcode” I assumed that he was adding code for his plugin directly into a Graphene theme. Unfortunately, he’s not adding code, he’s adding the ID for the image in question.
If all you are using this plugin for is the header image, then I suppose you could go ahead and hardcode it in a child theme. But really, you may just want to use a mobile theme for mobile.
BTW, you could use a little more contrast on your site. It would make it easier to read across all devices.
Also, you have this in your CSS:
.menu-item a {
font-family: Bad Script;
font-size: 20px;
}You really should specify a back-up font, in case the “Bad Script” font isn’t available.
Quote:so I figured they were fairly safe. (I know that hackers could grab them no problem but the average person wouldn’t know how to find them.)The problem is not that they show up on the 404; the problem is that they show up everywhere. A simple search of your site through Google or Bing will turn up those pages.
You need to find a better way of keeping those pages private, such as by using a membership plugin.
Moved to Support. Please post in the correct section next time.
I don’t use any, but there is a list in the plugin repository here:
I don’t use any, but there is a list in the plugin repository here:
