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In reply to: header Desktop vs. Mobile

#51817

At the moment there is no option to specify a separate header image for mobile devices. This is something that will be added in the next theme update.

In the mean time, this can be achieved through a combination of custom CSS and using the header widget area.

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In reply to: header Desktop vs. Mobile

#51815

If you would like to use the same header image on desktop and mobile, you can change the header image from Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Header Image.

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In reply to: Trying to center my nav menu

#51813

Please provide the URL to your site so that we can take a look.

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In reply to: Disable search box

#51810

In WP admin, go to Appearance > Customize > Graphene: General > Header, and set the “Search box location” option to “Disabled”.

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In reply to: Warning: getimagesize(): SSL operation failed with code 1

#51800

In order to display your custom header image properly, the theme needs to get the header image’s dimensions. At the moment, the header image is accessed through its URL. The notice you’re seeing indicates that the server is unable to verify the SSL certificate being used when trying to access the image through HTTPS. This could happen if there’s a misconfiguration on the server, or if a self-signed SSL certificate is being used, so that’s probably something that you’d want to look into further.

In the next theme update, the theme will access the image locally (through local absolute path instead of through URL) that should sidestep any potential SSL certificate issues such as the one you’re seeing.

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In reply to: PHP8 Compatibility – Error Message from customizer.php

#51799

Thanks for the feedback. We have fixed this deprecation issue and will be included in the next theme update.

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In reply to: Displaying year in post dates

#51793

Hi Keith,

There is already an option in the theme’s settings (Appearance > Customize) to include year in the post date display.

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In reply to: widget and time out acess problem

#51785

Hi Nicolas,

I believe what you’re referring to is the new widget interface in WordPress 5.8 that uses blocks. Those loading icons are the new interface loading a preview of how each widget will look like to your visitors.

If it takes too long for the previews to appear or it frequently times out, you can try switching back to the old widgets interface by installing the following plugin:

Disable Widget Block Editor

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In reply to: Change Appearance – Problem : page changes automatically to return to homepage

#51784

Try temporarily disabling all plugins to see if it’s a conflict with other plugins.

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In reply to: How can i change h2 tags to h1?

#51781

The post titles are using H2 on your homepage since you are using the standard layout of listing recent posts. There’s no option to change this to H1 tags since you will then have multiple H1 tags on the homepage, which wouldn’t be optimal for SEO.

If you switch to using static front page, the post title will then use the H1 tag.