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In reply to: Radio button – Header widget zone under nav

#16682

Quote:

If I had only one wish, I’d use it to get a radio button that sets the header widget zone just between main nav and content area.

This feature will be available in version 1.5.

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In reply to: searching engines show "verwendet das Theme Graphene von Syahir Hakim" as result

#16679

That’s weird. There should be other more prominent contaent on your page rather than the credit text in the footer!

Try setting a description meta for your homepage.

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In reply to: How to withdraw the Post under the slider in the home page

#16675

If by ‘withdraw’ you mean hide them, add this to the Custom CSS option:

.home .post {

display: none;

}

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In reply to: Bug? unwanted horizontal scollbar

#16660

Try adding this to the Custom CSS option:

#nav li ul {

position: absolute;

width: 200px;

right: -999em;

left: auto;

}

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In reply to: Sidebar problems

#16406

Quote:

Is this an error in my css file, perhaps?

Quite unlikely. Like Ken said, it’s most probably caused by additional/missing </div> somewhere. Could be in the widget area, could be at the end of the posts listing, could be at the end of just one post.

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In reply to: disable Sidebar refresh

#16551

Quote:

I’m not sure that a caching plugin would help with this, either, because of the way swf works, or rather, because of the way it is often implemented.

It’s not, simply because that’s just the way the internet works. Every page load will, well, load the entire page again, and not just the bits that change. Which means any playabale elements will restart from the beginning.

You may be able to achieve this using some AJAX coding, though, which allows just parts of the page to be loaded and keep the rest unchanged.

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In reply to: How can I add multiple pages to a blog post?

#16654

If you’re refering to the in-post pagination, rather than the inter-posts pagination, you don’t actually need a plugin to do that. Just insert <!--nextpage--> in HTML mode where you want the post to be splitted into another page.

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In reply to: Disabling Sidebars in Posts

#16638

Quote:

I understand how to disable and change the layout of the sidebars when I publish a Page. Is the same thing possible when publishing posts?

Nope. WordPress doesn’t have the ability to select different templates for different posts, unlike pages. What you can do though, especially if you don’t have too many pages, is to set the column setting that you want for posts in the Graphene Options > Display options page, and then manually set the templates for the pages.

Quote:

Apologies if this is a dumb question.

It’s not.

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In reply to: how to use rtl support

#16854

Hi Reza,

The RTL css will only be used if WordPress is configured to use an RTL language. More info here: http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language

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In reply to: Next/Previous Post Link Plus (Ambrosite) Plug In making post disappear

#16813

Quote:

There are a variety of options of how to complete this:

– Edit loop.php, Advantage – simple, Disadvantage – overwritten when Graphen is updated

– Copy loop.php, then edit – Advantage keep changes when upgrading, Disadvantage never get the benefits of new features in upgrades

– Use Action Hooks, Advantage can upgrade and get benefits, easy to move to another hook, drawbacks more complex to implement.

Gotta love how concise you put it 🙂