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In reply to: Slider Navigation Colored Icons

#18088

There’s really no need to change the sprite file if you’re just changing the buttons. Just create a new image file or a new sprite for those buttons, and then use CSS to apply the new background to those buttons.

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In reply to: Re: Incompatible Archive error when trying to update

#16839

Try downloading again. Sometimes it’s just that the temporary download key (not your API key) has expired, hence the error. Make sure also to enter your API key in the theme’s settings though.

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In reply to: NEXTGen Gallery thumbnails "smushed" when inserted onto page.

#14484

Which one of the image in that page is the featured image?

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In reply to: block button problem

#18156

Here’s how to edit the individual strings without editing the theme’s code: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/how-to-change-follow-me-text-on-twitter-widget#post-6298

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In reply to: Replace Parent Functions from Child Functions?

#18116

That’s because of this code:

// If this is not the widget area we want to change, don't do anything

if ( $sidebar['id'] != 'sidebar-widget-area' )

return;

Remove that bit to have it applied to all widget areas.

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In reply to: Replace Parent Functions from Child Functions?

#18113

Something like this will do it for your My Blogs widget:

#categories-5 .widget-title-icon {

background: url(http://www.joshlobe.com/wp-content/images/widget_categories.png) no-repeat;

display: block;

width: 28px;

height: 28px;

}

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In reply to: Slider Post also appearing on front page

#18134

Try following the instructions here: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/my-graphene-slider-picture-setup#post-4351

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In reply to: Replace Parent Functions from Child Functions?

#18111

Always try to minimise code replacement as much as possible. The bigger the chunk of code you’re replacing, the higher the chances are that something in that big chunk of code will have changed in the next update.

If you just want to add an image placeholder to the left of the widget title, you can do something like this:

/**

* Modify the widget title to include an image placeholder

*/

function graphene_modify_widget_title( $sidebar ){

global $wp_registered_sidebars;



// If this is not the widget area we want to change, don't do anything

if ( $sidebar['id'] != 'sidebar-widget-area' )

return;



// Modify the title parameter

$sidebar['before_title'] = $sidebar['before_title'] . '<span class="widget-title-icon"></span>';



// Pass in the modified parameters to the registered sidebar array

$wp_registered_sidebars[$sidebar['id']] = $sidebar;

}

add_action( 'register_sidebar', 'graphene_modify_widget_title' );

Note that what I have done above is to include an image placeholder in the form of <span class="widget-title-icon"></span>. Since every widget on the site will have a unique ID, you can just use CSS to give different background images to that image placeholder for different widgets. No need to meddle with changing PHP codes anymore.

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In reply to: graphene update question

#18137

You can stay with the current version for a while, since that’s a pretty stable release version. You just won’t get any of the new features that come with the new version.

But don’t hold off too long though. It’s easier to make the leap now than it will be when the theme is several releases ahead of the version you’re using.

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In reply to: Replace Parent Functions from Child Functions?

#18109

For most functions, you can simply declare a new function in the child theme with the same function name. This applies to all functions which are wrapped in the function_exists() conditional.

For other functions that are not wrapped in the function_exists() conditional, they are added using action hooks, so you can remove that function by using remove_action( 'hook_name', 'function_name' ) to remove the function. And then define your own function and hook it to the same action hook.