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In reply to: Chane column width on page

#15119

There are quite a number of CSS elements styling that needs to be changed in order to consistently change the width of the theme. You probably missed changing a few.

Use Firebug extension for Firefox to figure which are those and change them.

To change the top bar height, place this in Custom CSS option or in a child theme’s style.css file:

#top-bar {

height: 54px;

}

Note though the maximum height it can take is 65px. Any more than that it’ll show up the other element in the sprite image it’s using as background. If you absolutely need it to be more than that, just change the background as well so it won’t be using the sprite image.

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In reply to: How Can I hide the posts under BLOG that I am using for the slider

#15118

Or you could try this: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/topic/my-graphene-slider-picture-setup#post-4351

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In reply to: Info about the commentors

#15108

Put in Custom CSS or child theme’s style.css file:

.commentmetadata {

display: none;

}

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In reply to: Widget Height

#15056

Put in Custom CSS or child theme’s style.css file:

#sidebar_bottom .sidebar-wrap {

height: 200px;

}

Of course, change the height value to whatever value you want.

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In reply to: Conflict with "propel"

#15036

Erm…you’re treading on an unknown path here…

Firstly, there’s the jQuery library. It is a huge library, providing a javascript framework that is both powerful and easy to use.

And then there’s the jQuery Tools library, which is the library that provides the slider functionality.

Here are the key points you need to realise:

1. These are two different libraries.

2. The jQuery Tools library requires the jQuery library in order to work.

3. The jQuery library does not require the jQuery Tools library to work, but it provides the functionality that the jQuery Tools library needs.

So as a result, both libraries need to be loaded in order for the slider to work.

Changing the Graphene code like you did:

function graphene_scrollable_js() {

wp_enqueue_script('jquery', 'http://cdn.jquerytools.org/1.2.5/all/jquery.tools.min.js', array('jquery'), '', true);

}

is wrong because you are telling WordPress that the jQuery Tools library is the jQuery library, which is wrong, and will probably break almost all scripts that depend on jQuery on your site.

I’m beginning to suspect that Propel is at fault here because from what you mentioned, it seems like Propel is using a specific version of jQuery, perhaps loaded from somewhere else (Google AJAX CDN?).

Graphene, on other hand, uses the jQuery library that comes bundled with WordPress. This is the way it should be done, because WordPress itself and a lot of other plugins are using the jQuery version that comes bundled with WordPress. Changing it to different version will break a lot of things.

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In reply to: Advice for setting up your blog

#15075

Good post, Ken! I’m sticky-ing this.

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In reply to: slider speed out of control after upgrade to wp 3.2

#15073

Not sure if it can be fixed at all, as it may be the browser’s security feature that prevents scripts from executing except when the tab is viewed. I noticed this happens in Chrome as well. Anyways, I’ll take a look around to see if there’s any more info about this.

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In reply to: slider speed out of control after upgrade to wp 3.2

#15069

I noticed that it only does this when you view other tabs in your browser when the page is loaded, and then return back to the tab where the page is. Something like javascript execution in one tab is halted when you switch to other tabs in Firefox.

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In reply to: Change home page description

#15089

You need to use the Custom Menu function to be able to change the labels.

Go to WP Admin > Appearance > Menus.

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In reply to: Completely Green to coding-Need Help with Slider and Posts on Home page

#14928

Er…how do you set up the redirect in the first place?