Syahir Hakim
KeymasterKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
When not perched on my workspace, I tremendously enjoy hiking in the bushes and climbing mountains. They serve as much-needed refuges from the pretense of cities.
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Good to hear that. Do let me know what the plugin was.
Graphene is using the Bootstrap framework, which requires jQuery version 1.9.1 and above. Other themes might not use Bootstrap, and your other sites might not be loading the older version of jQuery from Google Library CDN, which explains why the issue only happens on this particular site running on Graphene.
We can’t change the Bootstrap framework, so the solution is to figure out which part of your site is causing it to load the older jQuery version. If this is caused by the YouTube plugin, then we’ll need to work with the developer to change it to load the latest version of jQuery. If it’s not, then we’ll need to figure out which plugin is responsible.
You can send the login details using our contact form:
At the moment, you can remove those links by adding this code to Additional CSS:
.post-nav-top { display: none; }In the next theme update, we’ll include an option to turn off this feature, and restrict the links to posts within the same category.
Can you list down what are the plugins installed on your site?
I’ve been trying to create my website with Graphene and I want some of the pages I’ve created to have comment sections. However, these comment sections only seem to appear on posts. Is there a way to make a comment section appear at the bottom of a page?
In the Edit Page screen, click on “Screen Options” at the top right to pull down the page options. Tick on “Discussion” to enable comments option for the page. Then, scroll down to the bottom of the page, and tick “Allow comments” in the “Discussion” box.
Alternatively, is it possible to make the “Post Page” only display posts of a specific category? My post page is set as my “News” page. I only want news posts to appear on there but not regular articles.
I assume you have a link to your “News” page in the menu. The easiest and most efficient would be to just change the URL for this menu item to point to your news category archive page.
On the other hand, I also added a “Recent Posts” widget to my right sidebar and I’d like it if this one only displayed things in the “Articles” category.
Try using the Recent Posts Widget Extended plugin.
I can see the following script error on your site:
Bootstrap's JavaScript requires jQuery version 1.9.1 or higher, but lower than version 4It looks like you’re loading jQuery 1.8.1 from Google Library, instead of the bundled jQuery in WordPress. If this functionality comes from a plugin, try see if there’s an option to load the latest version of jQuery.
Thanks for the temporary login. We’ve identified the issue and fixed the bug in the latest update Stacks 1.4.3. The copy on your site has been updated to the latest version which contains the fix.
Please verify and let me know if there’s anything else. Thanks!
There are two ways you can do this:
- Add the image code to the “Copyright text” option in Customizer > Graphene: General > Footer. You might need to add some custom styling to position it correctly.
OR: - Create a widget area in the footer via Customizer > Graphene: Advanced > Action Hooks Widget Areas > footer.php > graphene_footer. Then, you can add an HTML widget to that widget area.
See this documentation page for more info on how to use the Action Hooks Widget Areas: http://docs.graphene-theme.com/Action_Hooks_Widget_Areas
Can you perform the update to the latest version so that we can take a look at the issue?
Hi Robert,
Glad to hear it’s been fixed. Could you please share how it was resolved for the benefit of other theme users?
- Add the image code to the “Copyright text” option in Customizer > Graphene: General > Footer. You might need to add some custom styling to position it correctly.
