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

#28001

All caching solutions typically have time-to-live or time duration before the cached resources expire. So even though your visitors don’t refresh their browser (as simple as pressing CTRL+F5), those resources will eventually be expired and they’ll see the updated resources.

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In reply to: Missing argument 1 for graphene_title() – help?

#28037

Quote:

I copied over the header from Graphene 1.7 into my child theme folder and re-customized it and things are looking better. I didn’t realize that customizing specific files in a child theme was so dangerous.

See this:

http://wiki.khairul-syahir.com/graphene-theme/wiki/Customisation_using_a_child_theme#Special_consideration

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In reply to: Widgets not working

#27929

Those with the widgets not showing up, export the theme options and paste the content on pastebin.com and provide the link here.

In the mean time, try my suggestion from above:

Quote:

OK, try resetting the theme’s options in the database. In the Graphene Options page, on the right hand side there’s an option box called “Options Presets”. Select “Reset to default settings” and click Apply Options Preset.

Note though this would reset all your Graphene settings. So you might want to export the theme options first.

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In reply to: Trouble with menu colum

#28032

What files do you have in your child theme?

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In reply to: Want to have an advertisement in the slider

#28025

You can modify the posts to be displayed in the slider by adding filter to the returned object containing the posts. You can either populate the posts manually or get it from a list of posts in WordPress.

It can get rather involved, but IMO this is the best way to do it since it doesn’t involve editing the theme’s files so you won’t lose the modification in the next update.

[Admin]

In reply to: Widgets not working

#27919

OK, try resetting the theme’s options in the database. In the Graphene Options page, on the right hand side there’s an option box called “Options Presets”. Select “Reset to default settings” and click Apply Options Preset.

Note though this would reset all your Graphene settings. So you might want to export the theme options first.

[Admin]

In reply to: text widget modification

#28024

This is really not related to the theme, but to WordPress in general. You’ll most likely get more responses on the WordPress.org support forum.

[Admin]

In reply to: Make the Continue Reading Post Link a Nofollow Link

#27823

Add this to your child theme’s functions.php file:

function graphene_continue_reading_link() {

global $in_slider;

if (!is_page() && !$in_slider) {

$more_link_text = __( 'Continue reading »', 'graphene' );

return '</p><p><a class="more-link block-button" href="'.get_permalink().'" rel="nofollow">'.$more_link_text.'</a>';

}

}

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In reply to: HowTo Display Thumbnails in my Post Excerpts

#27886

You can either set an image as the Featured image for those posts, or upload at least one image for each of those posts.

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In reply to: Custom Post Types in Slider

#27812

Yes, make a functions.php file in your child theme and add this code:

<?php

/**

* Modify the post types to be displayed in the slider

*/

function graphene_slider_post_type(){

return array( 'post-type' );

}

add_filter( 'graphene_slider_post_type', 'graphene_slider_post_type' );

Replace post-type with the post type you want to be displayed in the slider.