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[Admin]

In reply to: Blogtitle & Slogan formated as h1 (HTML)

#28406

Go to WP Admin > Settings > General. There, you’ll see the option for Site Title and Site Description.

[Admin]

In reply to: slider on bottom of static front page.

#28402

Try moving it to the bottom again so that we can see it. Also, since you’re just displaying images in the slider, you might want to try using the “Background image and excerpt” style for the slider.

[Admin]

In reply to: Graphene and Nextgen Gallery: styles not working

#28311

You should be able to set the width of the slideshow. Go to WP Admin > Gallery > Options > Slideshow > Default size. Enter 620 as the width.

[Admin]

In reply to: Allowing manual excerpts for pages

#23190

Features are always a double-edged sword. Each added feature comes at a price, sometimes on the UI/UX, sometimes on the user-friendliness, sometimes on performance.

In this case, adding manual excerpt to Pages by default will have these effects:

1. For every page, an additional database row is added in the database, which for the majority of the users will never be used.

2. Users will likely think that manual excerpt for pages is a standard feature of WordPress. In the chance that they switch themes in the future, they’ll be baffled with the disappearance of this “standard” feature.

Item 2 above is called “theme lock-in”, which means putting up barriers on blog owners from changing themes, which is something that the Theme Review Team at the WordPress.org Theme Repository is not keen on allowing. Since every theme has to go past their scrutiny, it’s likely that this feature, and hence the theme, won’t be accepted. (And they do reject a lot of themes all the time.)

[Admin]

In reply to: Comment text area goes off on enabling "graphene_comment_textarea" action hook (Since 1.7)

#28334

Ah..yes, that action hook is before the comment textarea, so you won’t see it when you’re logged in.

There is also a comment_form action hook, but that is after the submit button.

The only way you can add some HTML after the comment textarea is by filtering the graphene_comment_form_args filter hook:

/**

* Add some HTML after the comment textarea, but before the allowed tags message

*/

function graphene_comment_form_args( $args ){



$html = '<p>Some HTML content</p>';

$args['comment_notes_after'] = $html . $args['comment_notes_after'];



return $args;

}

add_action( 'graphene_comment_form_args', 'graphene_comment_form_args' );

[Admin]

In reply to: Posts Page – Sidebar on wrong side

#28405

Happens all the time 🙂

[Admin]

In reply to: Top Bar not showing Social Media icons after new 1.7 update

#28013

Did you modify the theme’s style.css file?

[Admin]

In reply to: slider on bottom of static front page.

#28400

URL to your site?

[Admin]

In reply to: Widgets in foooter shows wrong

#28399

Moved to the Support Forum. Please post in the correct section next time. Also, provide the URL to your site so that we can take a look.

[Admin]

In reply to: Replacing parent function in child theme

#27704

Add this line at the very top of your child theme’s functions.php file:

<?php