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: HEEEELLLLPPP!!!! Why do I have 3 Graphics showing up for each post?
September 20, 2012 at 8:32 am #32625Marking thread as resolved. You can do this yourself as well.
Yep, you can use other mobile switching plugins with Graphene Mobile.
Marking thread as resolved. You can do this yourself as well.
Use the Widget Logic or Widget Logic Visual plugin to control on which pages widgets appear.
It means exactly what it says: WordPress can’t connect to the database. Check that your database details are correct in the
wp-config.phpfile, and that the database actually exists in your server.Moved to Support. Please post in the correct section next time.
In reply to: Remove the need for "move generated css" when using a child theme
September 7, 2012 at 11:15 pm #32180Quote:So if I have understood correctly, leave the css code block on each page until the site is ready for live running, then when all the configuration is agreed then copy out to the child style.css.That is correct.
But you can still leave all the settings as they are, even the codes in the Custom CSS feature. The theme just won’t add those codes into the page anymore if you’ve ticked the option that you’ve copied them into the child’s style.css.
In reply to: Remove the need for "move generated css" when using a child theme
September 6, 2012 at 9:40 pm #32174Quote:Suggest a change to remove the “move generated css” in Graphene options, this is really messy and means that for any further change in Graphene options, the code needs to be re-copied into the child style sheet file.Which is why you should only do it when you’re not expecting any frequent changes to your site’s style anymore.
Quote:I thought that the style.css of the child theme is applied after the style.css of the parent theme, and that the Graphene options setting are updating the Graphene style.css directly.Yes, the theme’s styles are loaded first before the child theme’s styles, but the Graphene Options setting do not update the theme’s style.css file directly. This is due to several issues, one of which is the myriad of different file permissions on different servers that may not allow for modifying file directly. There’s also the security risk of allowing a theme to write a file on the server (less so in a VPS, but think about shared server).
In most cases, the amount of additional CSS added to the page is inconsequential to the load time of the page, as they represent a very small portion of a page’s byte size (and since they are plain text, they are highly compressible as well). So it’s not worth it to do all the dances to take care of different server settings and the security risks of writing the changes directly into a file. Plus it’ll make saving the options page longer, and add another IO operation to your server.
Quote:So why do we get a huge chunk of css code in each page (duplicated from teh style.css) which then needs to be copied into the child theme style.css file?You don’t have to. All the settings work fine without you having to copy the CSS codes into your child theme. This is just for those edge cases where people have been using all of the colour options and adding lots of CSS codes into the Custom CSS option.
Quote:I have a child theme to keep specific css separate, and include additional code in functions.php.As it should be.
Graphene Options > Slider Options > Extend slider to full width of the theme
In reply to: Facebook recomment & send buttons shown out of frame on the mobile theme
September 3, 2012 at 9:41 pm #32343Are you using any plugin for the buttons? You might need to add some Custom CSS to the Graphene Mobile to position them correctly.
