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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If you meant that all your pages are showing in the menu, and you don’t want that, then go to WP Admin > Appearance > Menus, and use Custom Menus.
OK, we’ve looked at the issue, but unfortunately there’s nothing much we can do for devices without touchscreen, since there’s no way to scroll just a particular element of the side without scrolling the entire side.
Moved to Support. Please post in the correct section next time.
The theme displays the automatic thumbnail for excerpts from the following sources (in that order):
1. The featured image of the post, if any is set
2. The first image that was uploaded for the post (not necessarily the first image inserted into the post).
For your situation, it’s likely that you’ve uploaded that image when you were editing the “Library” page, but you didn’t insert it into the page. However, because you’ve uploaded it and it’s on your Media Library, you can insert it without uploading when you’re editing the “Mission & Planning” page.
Simply deleting that image, and then reuploading it again in the “Mission & Planning” page should fix it.
No, don’t edit theme files. The Custom CSS option is available in Graphene Options > Display > Custom CSS.
Add this to the theme’s Custom CSS option:
#comment-form-wrap {
clear: both;
}Quote:Thank you!Do I add div tags as part of my content design, or is the style css – inherited or in child theme – missing something?
You should be adding them to the widget that is missing the tags.
What’s the URL to the page where this is happening?
Quote:So I’m clear I copied over the file from graphene to my graphene-child …No, do not do that. That’s what causing the error you’re seeing. Create a new, empty
functions.phpfile in your child theme, and add the code that Ken provided.In reply to: The Header tag does not have an ALT attribute defined.
April 10, 2013 at 2:39 am #37574OK, we’ll add this in the next update.
It doesn’t have to be so life-or-death (as far as the site is concerned) to update the theme. Take a backup of your site’s files and database, then create a development (or test) site and do all your experimentation there.
