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In reply to: Removing hooked actions

#15196

It probably means something like this:

Take the graphene_widgets_init() function for example. It is added to the widgets_init action hook by this line:

add_action( 'widgets_init', 'graphene_widgets_init' );

Take note that since I didn’t explicitly specifies the priority in the above add_action call, the default priority of 10 is used.

To remove it, you’d do something like this:

function graphene_remove_widgets_init(){

remove_action( 'widgets_init', 'graphene_widgets_init' );

}

add_action( 'widgets_init', 'graphene_remove_widgets_init', 20 );

The priority of 20 above will cause the add_action hook to fire later than the theme’s add_action call, so it is executed after the theme has added the action hook.

[Admin]

In reply to: Removing hooked actions

#15193

When removing actions, the order of execution does not matter. This is because WordPress will not execute those actions until it has finished loading up all the files.

When you’re using a child theme’s functions.php file to invoke the removal code, WordPress take that code and put it inside the proper queue. When the theme’s functions.php is run, and the original function is added to the action queue, WordPress will check if there’s any removal code for that function in the queue. If there is, the function won’t be executed.

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In reply to: Make graphene_widgets_init pluggable

#15192

The function is already pluggable. Please see this post: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/topic/make-function-graphene_ie_css3-pluggable#post-4721

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In reply to: dislplay our contact number and contact address at the header part

#15169

Quote:

Google love that kind of feature of a website. It will be a big points in the exposure of your site (SEO) and etc.

I’m curious as to where you get this information…

Besides, you can already achieve what you want using the Header Widget Area and the Text widget.

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In reply to: White page when there are many sub pages

#15166

Your phpinfo file says that your memory limit is still 64MB. I’ll try to replicate this condition on my test server. In the mean time, what you can do is limit the child pages to be displayed per page to no more than the limit.

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In reply to: Great Work Guys

#15190

You’re welcome, Rob!

[Admin]

In reply to: [BETA] Graphene 1.4b

#15159

That’s because WordPress automatically assigns the page’s excerpt as the description for the menu item. It is a very cumbersome feature. You need to edit the menu item’s description and put in a more reasonable length.

I’ve added in a feature that automatically truncates the description length if it’s more than 50 characters.

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In reply to: Questions about the slider

#11612

It seems like you’re using an older version of the theme. Newer versions will make it easier to achieve what you want, though it still involves creating a child theme.

[Admin]

In reply to: Getting "Not Found" At Bottom of Site

#15186

This happens when you’re using the front page “posts by category” option and all posts are sticky. Has been fixed in the upcoming version 1.4.

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In reply to: Slider to show pages not posts?

#15185

Topic moved to the Support section. Please take some time to read the rules.

As for your question, there’s been quite a few topics in this forum discussing about using pages in the slider. Just do a search and you’ll find some.

Alternatively, wait for the upcoming 1.4 release which will make it far easier to add pages to the slider.