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In reply to: Size of the background image?

#33245

That’ll be 2560×2048 according to Wikipedia, but it’s impractical to set a background with that resolution, because the file size will be huge and will take forever to load (in today’s relative term at least).

There are a lot of monitor sizes out there with a lot of variation in their resolution. I would recommend a dimension of 1920×1080, with a JPEG quality setting of maybe 60 or 50. That’ll cover most monitors and resolutions, while keeping the file size reasonable enough for high speed connection.

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In reply to: Moving the WPML language selector

#33195

Quote:

Basically, I’d like to replace the search box in the top-bar with the language selector.

Then go to Graphene Options and disable the search form.

If you’d like to have both the search form and the language selector, you would need to add some CSS to make them align on the same line.

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In reply to: Blog in WordPress website

#33241

Have a look at the theme’s slider settings in Graphene Options > Slider Options > What do you want to show in the slider. Configure as desired.

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In reply to: Header problem

#33240

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

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In reply to: Search bar incorrectly displayed on Opera Mini by search widget

#33191

Sites visited using Opera Mini browser goes through Opera servers that reduces the load size of the page, and in doing so apparently it changed something in the site. The misaligned search button is only one of those. The text in the site looks to have greater spacing as well.

I see that you have removed the search bar entirely. This would be an overkill, I would say, since it works well in other mobile browsers, even Opera Mobile (which does not filter the site through Opera server when you’re on WiFi). Opera Mini users account for less than 10% of the mobile browser market share.

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In reply to: Formatting Posts vs. Pages

#33235

Please put code in between backtick (

Code:

`

) characters. It’s usually located above the Tab key on your keyboard.

As for your question, the .post class is used for both posts and pages. To affect just the posts, use .type-post instead.

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In reply to: Developer Action Hook Not Working?

#33224

Doesn’t look like the code below is anywhere in your CSS, or Custom CSS option:

#developer p {

display: none;

}

Caching plugin?

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In reply to: Strange small yellow line below posts and pages subject…

#33179

Quote:

Then, I’ll go back and check if the issue still occurs. If it does not… I begin re-enabling plugins in groups of three. So, it’s just a process of narrowing it down to the faulty one.

Or you can just re-activate half of the plugins, and half of the remainder after that, then still half of the remainder from the remainder after that, until something breaks or you’ve run out of plugins to reactivate. Talk about algorithm 🙂

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In reply to: Image in Body, Featured Image, Slider Relationship

#33214

Quote:

1. If we have such an image, will the slider use it even if I don’t designate a “featured” image?

2. If I have one image in the body and choose another as the featured image, which one will the slider use?

Both depends on what setting you have in Graphene Options > Slider Options > Slider Image. You can also override this setting in the individual posts.

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In reply to: Landing Page

#32649

OK, so what you need to do is edit the URL that the “Find Out More” button is pointing to so that it includes ?mobile_switch=desktop at the end of it, like this:

http://www.integratedselfprotection.com/dev/landing/?mobile_switch=desktop

This will tell the mobile switcher plugin to use the desktop theme for the landing page. You do not need to change the URL of the landing page itself.