ronangelo
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There’s already a lot of posts about that
here are a few:
https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/image-border-removal
https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/remove-default-image-borders-from-homepage-only
Each post has its own unique ID.
replace
#post-12with#post-14you can use firebug to see what post or page id you are working on.
Then try to temporarily disable the plugins while you work on the menu.
In reply to: How do I link a click button in the Graphene Theme to a particular post category?
November 18, 2012 at 5:08 pm #33840Quote:I have tried the following:1.) going to the main menu in the menu page and clicking on the Remove button for each page, then hitting the Save Menu button. I have tried this numerous times and it just takes me to a blank page with no error message. Then when I go back to the site, the pages are still there.
If you can’t remove a particular item try creating a new menu without the unwanted pages and use that instead.
I wonder if a plugin is causing the blank page.
Put your code before or after this:
<?php the_content(); ?>At the very Top right of the screen in Appearance -> Menu, you will find a “screen options”
see here http://blog.kjodle.net/2012/06/04/use-wordpress-screen-options-to-expand-your-blogging-options/
click that and check the category checkbox and a new box for categories will appear.
I see you’re using WordPress 3.1.3
Maybe it’s possible that the WordPress version you’re using has incompatibilities with the updated graphene theme.
