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In reply to: Fix for bullet alignment in IE9

#20836

I tried that before by adding some padding through the properties/advanced edit of the image. I put the code you suggested into the html editor but interestingly it moves the text away from the image but the bullets stay put. I didn’t know if I should add something to the .entry-content ul li css. Started down that path when I found this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5359302/ie-9-css-float-problem

To see what is happening now you can look at same URL. I added padding to next to last picture but not to the last one.

In reply to: Feedback Please

#19773

Very nice. Love the way you used the slider and footer.

In reply to: Inserting recurring image into each post automatically

#19744

I apologize. It was working when I use your code. I was looking at the page thinking that “each post” on that page would be considered a single post. But because there was more than one post (although separate items) the code returned false. Great for when your blog does excerpts. When I clicked on a post and went to a page that was truly “single” the code worked perfectly. I figuired it out when I went to your book blog to see how it was working so thanks for that link also.

I came, I learned, I still love the power of Graphene. I’m not sure how you guys feel though about me taking up your time while I get schooled on PHP and posting. I truly appreciate the code. Bonuses: I’ve learned about Action Hooks, AddThis as well as whole slew of conditional tags that I’m sure will come in handy in the future.

In reply to: Inserting recurring image into each post automatically

#19743

Yeah. I’m clueless. You said right in your explanation the difference…in the is_front_page version you want it to write if it is not true, hence the ()) but in the is_single version you want it to write if it is true. Beginning PHP boys should stay out of the sandbox and that’s me. I’ll wait to see what you think.

In reply to: Inserting recurring image into each post automatically

#19742

I was on it as you were typing. Still not working though… I think the code at the bottom of your blog is missing an else. The front_page version (#1) has:

if (is_front_page ()) {} else

{echo “

But the is_single version (#2) is:

if (is_single ())

{echo “

When I put in the brackets and else I get the results in the right place but it doesn’t appear to be using the is_single function (still showing up on homepage which has no posts.) I know next to nothing about php so I may be making some bad assumptions here.

FYI I’m just trying to get the “addthis” code to work right now since it should match your code (I put the scroll decoration away for now.) Still same url http://dev.tracydunndesign.com/?page_id=16 . Thanks for your time.

In reply to: Inserting recurring image into each post automatically

#19740

Oops. I spoke too soon. Was so excited to see it drop in there that I didn’t realize that the graphene_after_post_content widget also put content in a page (like a static home page) and I just want the blog/posts to have the decoration. I’ll look at the daring code now.

In reply to: Inserting recurring image into each post automatically

#19739

WOW! Action hook widgets are great! I never knew they were over there. I put the code into the loops.php/graphene_after_post_content widget and it worked like a charm. Ken you are the best. (I was gonna go for the daring option but now I don’t have to.) And the tutorial gives me a great idea for the social media buttons. Keep up the great work!

In reply to: NEXTGen Gallery thumbnails "smushed" when inserted onto page.

#14487

@AndyBe: Good catch. That allows me to put it right into the Custom CSS in the options as Syahir had originally suggested.

In reply to: NEXTGen Gallery thumbnails "smushed" when inserted onto page.

#14466

You’re right. Prior to the fix I tested in Safari and it worked just fine.

I didn’t get it to work with this custom code (but I also didn’t refresh my cache either so it might have worked.) I did get it to work when I added the auto width to the .ngg-gallery-thumbnail img setting. I placed the new code within the nggallery.css file instead of the Custom CSS option.

Thanks for the quick response and great theme. Time to hit the Donate button.