meryl
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I didn’t touch any of the page templates. I even deactived the child and it still didn’t work. I found the error:
[Sat Aug 06 06:08:43 2011] [error] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_post_format() in /merylsentme/wp-content/themes/graphene/loop.php on line 10
That’s the same error I mentioned in a different forum post.
You won’t be able to see it. I had to restore old version of theme because a lot of people are visiting the website now.
My bad. I’ve had a weird mix up between and old version of Graphene and the new. It works — just pick one of the column options. No need to do the above.
Thanks!
By the way, if anyone wants to do this here’s the CSS that would apply to all pages:
#sidebar_right{
float:left;
}
#content-main {
width:600px;
float:right;
}Thanks. I knew I could do CSS, but was trying to avoid that so the rest of the pages could be managed from WordPress options.
Thanks, Syahir. If you only put the changes in the child theme and it reflects the main one — why don’t the header and background carry over, too?
Child theme worked beautifully… except for one thing… my banner image and background image reverted to the default style and they’re not available from the theme editor. This being the case, it sounds like the best thing to do is update the original CSS instead of create a child.
Just realized that whenever a new theme comes out, it will erase my modifications. Then how do I get the selected banner and background image to stay the same when using child?
Thank you, Syahir!
Anyone have a CSS that uses the child theme to switch from a right sidebar to a left one? Or do I just change the float from right to left? Didn’t see anything in the WP docs on this.
I tried the beta to help out and as a thank you for making this theme freely available and for answering our 1001 questions. The CC option works great. I ran into the opacity problem on the header when I turned on the image and I just downloaded the beta today, after the above post says it was fixed.
