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In reply to: Image rotator in the header

#37078

Try using the Cimy Header Image Rotator, or any other slideshow plugin like Meteor Slides. Then, position those rotating images into the header by using one of Graphene’s action hook widget areas. You’ll need to add some CSS to position it exactly.

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In reply to: Two different graphene lay-outs

#37073

Check the page template setting for the “Georganiseerdewandeltochten: wandeltochten in Hongarije de Balaton heuvels verkennen” page. It’s on the right hand side of the Edit Page screen.

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In reply to: Struggling with Adding Languages

#36884

Try using graphene_social_profiles or graphene_top_bar. You’ll probably need some CSS adjustments afterwards to position it exactly.

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In reply to: Struggling with Adding Languages

#36882

Use the language switcher widget, and place it in one of Graphene’s action hooks widget areas.

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In reply to: Front Page Slider

#35312

Replace the http://www.new-image.url with the URL to the image, and page-slug with the actual slug of the page you want to apply the header image to.

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In reply to: Child Theme Question

#36835

Quote:

Before I create the child theme, do I upload the orginal un edited files that I downloaded from the link you gave me? If so, How ? Or do I just go and create the child theme without uploading anything

Download the existing modified theme and keep as backup. Then delete the theme’s files on the server, and upload the new one.

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In reply to: Struggling with Adding Languages

#36880

You really gotta ease up on the question marks there.

Do you have any posts in French? The Nederlands language is working correctly. If you have posts/pages in French already, try going to WP Admin > Settings > Permalink and resave the setting.

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In reply to: Cookies

#37054

Graphene does not use cookies in the front end, only in the theme’s options page. WordPress uses cookies for login and commenters. Other plugins I don’t know, but it’s pretty difficult to make your site cookie-free though, given the diverse codes in the WordPress ecosystem.

These links might be useful to you:

http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Cookies

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-can-we-control-cookies-with-new-eu-legislation

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In reply to: Links in Graphene Nav Search widget are inaccessible

#37044

Just manually change the width using CSS:

#header-menu {

width: 620px;

}

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In reply to: Child Theme Question

#36833

Quote:

The WinMerge thing I don’t understand it. I am pretty confident that all I have changed has been the Footer file. And I am ok with fixing that again.

If that’s all you’ve changed, then it’s best to just start afresh with a new copy and don’t bother with migrating the changes you’ve done previously. Depending on how you want to customise the theme’s footer, you can probably find the how-to in this forum already.

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So whats the next step, creating a child theme? and how ?

Yes. See http://docs.graphene-theme.com/Customisation_using_a_child_theme

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And is FileZilla connected to my website?? So if I want to change something on my site, do I make changes in Filezilla Or my website? or do I only use FileZilla if I want to change the Main Files like the .PHP Files ?

FileZilla is an FTP client. It connects to an FTP server. FTP denotes “File Transfer Protocol”, so it gives you access to the files on your server so that you can modify, delete, create new file, etc.

When you change something via WP Admin, those changes are not made to the files, but to the site’s database (except a few things that need file access, like uploading images or writing htaccess rules for permalink). If you can make changes via WP Admin, there’s no need to make that change by editing or creating new files using the FTP client, except in some cases related to performance.