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[Admin]

In reply to: bbPress 2.0 Beta 3 Incompatible?

#15958

I haven’t actually tried bbPress with the theme, so it may not be compatible with the theme at the moment.

[Admin]

In reply to: Update, Menu Problems

#16005

Please see this post:

https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/new-navigation-menu-in-version-14-a-heads-up

And to change the menu font size and remove bold:

https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/navigation-menu-text

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In reply to: How to change 'follow me' text on Twitter widget

#15888

There are four types of files that can exist in your child theme.

1. Files that must be there for the child theme to work

This would be the style.css file. This file defines the name of your child theme and which parent theme is it using. This file is automatically loaded by WordPress when the child theme is activated. The parent’s theme’s style.css file however, will not be automatically loaded. That’s what the following line in the child theme’s style.css file is for:

@import url("../graphene/style.css");

2. WordPress template files

These are the files that WordPress recognised as template files. You can see a list of files recognised as WordPress template files from this Codex page. In addition to those files, any other files that the parent theme includes by using the get_template_part() function belongs to this group of files as well. For example, the loop.php file.

If any of the files above is present in the child theme’s folder, WordPress will automatically load those files, and it will not load the corresponding original files in the parent theme. This is the reason why you must copy the entire codes from the parent theme when adding files like footer.php or header.php into your child theme.

3. The special functions.php file

This is a special WordPress-recognised template file. It will be automatically loaded way before any other template files is loaded. It’s used for a lot of purposes, such as defining new PHP function and setting up certain features for the theme.

This file is optional. Your child theme can work wihout this file, but if it is present, it will be loaded automatically. Unlike the other template files, when this file exists in your child theme, WordPress will load both the child theme’s functions.php file and the parent theme’s functions.php file. That is the reason why you should not copy the entire codes from the parent theme’s functions.php file.

4. All other files

All other files apart from those described above will not be loaded, unless it is explicitly included in the other automatically-loaded files.

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In reply to: Graphene Child 1.4.1

#15950

For starters, this line:

@import url("../graphene/style.css");@import url(http://blog.jungleman.dk/wp-content/themes/graphene/style.css");

should just be this:

@import url("../graphene/style.css");

Other than that, can you describe in what way is it not working?

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In reply to: Change color of "audio" and "video" posts

#15945

Nope, those colours are actually background images. But of course, you can change it to colours of your own choosing via CSS. First, try using Firebug add-on for Firefox to figure out which CSS code you need to change.

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In reply to: Re: Widgets disappeared

#16002

Seems like you have resolved this problem?

[Admin]

In reply to: Location of slider

#15927

Seems like you’ve achieved it using another slider 🙂

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In reply to: gallery total wrong

#15935

See this thread: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/nextgen-gallery-thumbnails-smushed-when-inserted-onto-page#post-4455

[Admin]

In reply to: add-this-right floats both ways?

#15980

Nope, .add-this will float to the left, and .add-this-right will float to the right, but both will have a top padding of 10px.

[Admin]

In reply to: Mobile Issues

#15988

Hi Nino,

Thanks for purchasing the theme! I’ll look into the bugs you listed above as soon as possible.