In reply to: Prev/Next at Bottom of Post

#43550

Thank you again.

I changed it to:

.post-nav a, .post-nav a:visited, .previous, .next-post {	color: #8B0000;}

To include the chevrons.

Kevin

In reply to: Prev/Next at Bottom of Post

#43548

That was really easy to follow and works perfectly.

Thanks for taking the time to create it.

I think I’m going to modify the colour of the links as they tend to get lost in the background but I need to figure out how to do the same to the links at the top first.

Kevin

In reply to: Move RSS button to Menu Bar

#38012

I’m there I think :).

I changed my mind about exactly where I wanted it then put a text box containing code into the Header Widget Area and positioned it in the style.css.

Kevin

In reply to: Move RSS button to Menu Bar

#38011

I’m almost certainly being thick but to use an action hook my understanding is I need a widget to drag on to it. I know I called it an RSS widget but it’s actually code rather than a widget.

I think this is the code:

<div class="clearfix gutter-left" id="profiles">

<a class="mysocial social-rss" id="social-id-1" title="Subscribe to thewellers.net/blog's RSS feed"

href="http://www.thewellers.net/blog/feed">

<img title="Subscribe to thewellers.net/blog's RSS feed" alt="RSS" src="http://www.thewellers.net/blog/wp-content/themes/graphene/images/social/rss.png">

</a>

</div>

I tried placing that in the child functions.php which placed the icon in the top left-hand corner of the blog page, the wp-admin page and everything else that was subsequently displayed such as the ‘options saved’ and a widget set-up boxes so I know that’s not right. I suspect it should be in header-menu-wrap or maybe header-menu but I don’t know how to achieve that.

I’m sure this is difficult for me purely because of my lack of knowledge so I’m sorry about that. At some point in the future I intend moving our main web site over to Graphene and when I do that I’ll be spending a lot more time understanding how it all hangs together. Unfortunately I don’t have that time at the moment so I’m just trying to get a quick and dirty blog page up before an upcoming trip to the US but I would like it to look how I want it to look.

Edit: I’ve moved it nearer where I want it by adding a text box to the Nav Search action hook and then putting some code in the text box but that doesn’t feel ‘right’. I think I should be modifying the child code in the functions.php or style.css files…shouldn’t I?

Kevin

In reply to: Move RSS button to Menu Bar

#38009

Graphene options–> Display–> Header Display Options. Then selected Navigation bar in Search box location.

There’s no such option for the RSS button unfortunately.

Kevin