Syahir Hakim
KeymasterKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
When not perched on my workspace, I tremendously enjoy hiking in the bushes and climbing mountains. They serve as much-needed refuges from the pretense of cities.
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In reply to: Problems after updating from version 1.82 to 1.84 on latest WP
April 17, 2013 at 2:00 am #37709Update your WordPress.
Different themes won’t have all the widgets you have in the Graphene’s sidebars, nor the slider. Just because it works with other themes doesn’t necessarily mean that the root cause lies with the theme.
Try switching to single column mode to see if anything in the sidebar is causing the issue.
The theme’s demo site opens up fine in IE9, so it must be something in your site that’s causing it to not load in IE9. Have you tried deactivating plugins like Ken suggested?
Firstly, an image that’s 3000px x 2355px is way too big for the web. What’s the file size of that image, greater than 1MB I’m guessing? This will take far too long for the majority of internet users to download. Plus, the majority of people won’t ever view it at that size, since most consumer monitor sizes cuts off at 1920px x 1080px. So they’ll be downloading a huge picture but see it small anyways.
Secondly, the “Large” size is still not the full size. It’s one version of the image created by WordPress, according to the dimensions set in WP Admin > Settings > Media.
Thirdly, the theme itself (lazily) resizes the image you inserted into posts and pages so that the image doesn’t overflow the available content area for the post/page.
Fourth, the theme displays the thumbnail size of the image for excerpts, regardless of how big the original image is. This is a design decision, but one that you could customise using a child theme.
In reply to: Some of my sites widgets look wierd on other computers and some dont appear??
April 15, 2013 at 2:48 am #37633When you generate the button code in Facebook, there’s an option to specify the width.
In reply to: Some of my sites widgets look wierd on other computers and some dont appear??
April 15, 2013 at 1:55 am #37631There’s nothing wrong with the code, but the Facebook Like button in the footer is covering the link, which renders it unclickable. Reduce the width in the button’s code to fix it.
Nope.
Try this:
#content-main .hentry:first-child .excerpt-thumb {
display: none;
}
.paged #content-main .hentry:first-child .excerpt-thumb {
display: block;
}There is, but it isn’t trivial. For starters, a lot of additional CSS codes would be needed, and figuring them out is not trivial either. Because the theme relies on a grid system, that grid system itself will need to be changed. That will probably break a lot of things, so you’ll have to go in and find what’s broken and fix them by adding appropriate CSS codes.
Moreover, there are also other not-so-obvious pieces of codes that relies on the width of the theme. For example, if you auto-embed videos into any post or page, you’ll see that the video is always resized to properly fit the available content area, regardless of your column width settings.
To be honest, things like this will be very difficult to implement and maintain at this far along point of the theme’s development. If we were to begin from scratch, then yes, we could start with fluid width from day one.
Look in the theme’s
style.cssfile on line 92.
