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In reply to: Italian translation

#35474

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Weird, I received the forum notification for your reply, but not your email…

Can you check in you spam folder? It probably went in there. Anyways, I’ve added a link to your site in the theme’s translation page. Thanks again!

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In reply to: Italian translation

#35471

That’s great news! I’ve sent an email to you so you can send the files to me. Thanks!

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In reply to: Can't find header image size option

#35735

Graphene Options > Display > Header Display Options.

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In reply to: Feature request for SEARCH bar

#35748

You can just hide it using Custom CSS:

#top-search {

display: none;

}

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In reply to: Disabling comments

#35745

OK, I’ll address this in the next update.

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In reply to: Slider is showing as blank

#35534

It appears that you’re loading a different jQuery version from code.jquery.com instead of using the WordPress’ bundled jQuery. This causes conflict with the script that the theme’s slider uses. It’s not recommended to use external jQuery libraries exactly because of this issue. Simply revert to using the bundled jQuery, and the issue should be resolved.

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In reply to: Disabling comments

#35743

Have you tried the setting in WP Admin > Appearance > Graphene Mobile > Comments Options?

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In reply to: Graphene Hide Date Globally Option

#35742

That option is pretty limited, in that it only allows you to turn off the date display for individual posts when it is globally displayed, but not to turn it on when the date is globally hidden.

The next update will include a full implementation of that feature, so that for individual posts you’ll be able to select any of the date settings found in the global Graphene Options.

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In reply to: error, bad format

#35704

Marking thread as resolved. You can do this yourself as well.

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In reply to: Problem with Smart Mobile

#35718

Quote:

What I do know is that Mobile Smart does not support the latest version of WordPress. I have also used the Mobile WordPress Pack for a theme switcher, however this one does not fully support multiple languages (German in my case).

I have the plugin running on several independent sites on the latest WordPress version, and haven’t encountered any issues.

The error message you quoted in the first post suggests that there is another plugin or theme that’s using the same library to detect mobile devices, which is why I suggested for you to remove the WPTouch plugin (or any other plugins that perform mobile devices detection).

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Generally, I believe that a paying plugin/theme should not depend on a free plugin where you never know to what extent it continues to be maintained. You might need to reconsider your product strategy in this respect.

Just because it’s free doesn’t mean that it’s not dependable. If I were to incorporate the mobile detection code along with the theme’s codes, you would still be running the same code, just not packaged as a plugin. In this sense it’s no different then many other free libraries like jQuery and its many plugins, except that it adds to the code bloat.

Requiring the mobile plugin but keeping it separate also presents another advantage – you can use other plugins if you want to. The Mobile Smart plugin is only needed for detecting mobile devices and serving the mobile theme to those devices. I’ve tested the plugin with the theme for compatibility, and didn’t find any issues. However, if it doesn’t work for you, you can use other plugins to achieve the mobile detection, like WP Mobile Detector.

And because it’s open source and licensed under GPL, if the author decides to abandon it and it doesn’t work anymore with the theme, I can always fork the code and create a different plugin from it that I maintain on my own.