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In reply to: Main Page Posting Problem

#39130

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When I go to Graphene options and I put in how many posts that I want to show on a blog page …

Which option exactly is this?

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In reply to: Main Page Posting Problem

#39128

What’s the URL to your site?

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In reply to: Infinite scroll for comments doesn't work autumatically

#39122

This is a limitation in the Infinite Scroll script that we’re using, in that in can only fetch the “next” page, and not “previous” page, which technically is how WordPress linked to the older comments when you have the comments displayed in reverse chronological order.

I’ve dug deeper into the code and modified it to include that use case. It will be working in the next update.

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In reply to: Disable pluggins only in mobile version

#39068

OK, I’ve sent the files to your email. You can continue to give feedback here.

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In reply to: Disable pluggins only in mobile version

#39066

If you’re interested, I can send you a copy now so that you can test it out.

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In reply to: Disable pluggins only in mobile version

#39064

It’s more complicated than what can be exemplified here. I’ll add the feature in the next theme update.

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In reply to: Arabic Language

#39003

Still showing fine here:

Maybe some plugin conflict?

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In reply to: Graphene Slider & Offset Text

#39088

Something called “spmWidget” is causing the alignment issue.

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In reply to: Disable pluggins only in mobile version

#39057

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I’m not really sure about deactivate_plugins() function. But one of my friends wanted to remove facebook comments from his mobile site. I just removed the filter and it worked without any compromise in the performance.

remove_filter('comments_array', 'facebook_comments');

Yeah, that’s analogous to using Custom CSS to hide the output, but in a cleaner way with performance advantage. But you’ll still have to figure out which filters/actions to remove, and which scripts and stylesheets to dequeue. That can be easy for some plugins, but can also be tedious and difficult for more complex plugins.

Using activate_plugins() and deactivate_plugins(), we can effectively list all plugins and let the user tick which one to enable and disable for the mobile theme.

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In reply to: Disable pluggins only in mobile version

#39055

Actually, on further testing, it appears that restarting all of WordPress’ loading and processing immediately after plugins deactivation have no performance cost whatsoever (at least on my limited testing condition). It could be that the performance cost induced for restarting the processes is compensated by the performance advantage of not loading and processing the deactivated plugins later on.