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Quote:The plugin don’t work in front page blog posts but only on posts.That’s a good thing, actually. Sharing buttons only share the page that they appear on, so if they were on the front page, they would share the front page, not the post that you actually want people to share.
Use a Graphene action hook widget area.
Moved to Support.
Make sure you haven’t disabled it in the Graphene settings.
Link to site?
Moved to Support.
Looks like you got this sorted?
Link to site?
BTW, most of us use a custom menu in the footer custom menu area, which automatically formats itself quite nicely. You might want to play around with it to see if you like it.
Quote:I have noticed the graphene menu possibility, but I like widgets.These are really separate items (although there is overlap in certain cases), so it’s not so much a matter of preferring one over the other.
Quote:unfortunatelty, they still will not show. Here is the css codes I have used, am i missing one that needs deleted?Not that I can tell, unless the plugin that adds the
#sfw-respondid is adding it to the post title. Possibly a browser or server caching issue?Quote:Can these be more compact by joining some?If the attributes are the same, you can always just separate the selectors with a comma. So this:
#container {
box-shadow: none !important;
}
#top-bar {
background: none !important;
}would become this:
#container, #top-bar {
background: none !important;
}It’s not a big difference, but multiply that by hundreds or thousands of lines of css, and thousands of server requests, and it can save some server load.
Incidentally, best CSS practices usually recommends that each selector is on a separate line, so instead of this:
#container, #top-bar {
background: none !important;
}I should do this:
#container,
#top-bar {
background: none !important;
}AFAIK, this is more a matter of personal preference. If you minify your css, everything gets jammed together anyway.
Quote:I want to take the whole container of the theme to the max width of 1400 pxKeep in mind that anyone who has a monitor less wide than this will have to scroll left and right to read your blog.
Also, extremely wide text can be difficult to read.
Excerpts for pages are not enabled by default in WordPress.
Try adding this to your child theme’s functions file:
<?php
add_action('init', 'my_custom_init');
function my_custom_init() {
add_post_type_support( 'page', 'excerpt' );
}
?>Change “my_custom_init” to something unique that won’t interfere with anything else in your functions file.
Quote:What i would like to do is get different names for the menu and the page titles instead of deleting the page titles entirely.Are you using a custom menu? If you are, you can change the page’s title in the menu to whatever you would like.
You are probably applying extra padding or margin to the hover state.
