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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You can get the original
style.cssfile for version 1.3.1 here: http://themes.svn.wordpress.org/graphene/1.3.1/style.cssAdmin
Quote:Also, are you suggesting that when Graphene 1.4 launches it will have simple color change options built in to the dashboard?Yes.
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Kim,
Was this working previously in earlier version?
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Is Propel using jQuery Tools library as well?
The above code you quoted will load the jQuery Tools library, and will only load the jQuery library (needed by jQuery Tools) if it hasn’t been loaded yet. One of the main reasons of queueing scripts this way is to prevent conflicts caused by multiple loading of the same script library.
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Topic moved to the Support section. Also, please don’t put ASAP in your topic title. It won’t get your question answered any more quickly. Please take some time to read the rules.
Regarding your query, there is no fade option for the slider yet. But you can disable the transition by inserting
0in the Slider transition speed option.Admin
You can wrap them each in a
<div>and use CSS to position those divs so that they’ll be arranged horizontally.Admin
Topic moved to Support section.
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I’m planning of a total of 2 weeks of testing period, depending on the amount of bug reports coming in. Beta will probably come in another 4 or 5 days.
There’s still quite a lot of things that need fixing with Antiaris. I got my hands quite full now, but will definitely get to it when things clear up.
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Quote:Thx but..No, it doesn’t. It shows only the link. Or I’ll hhave to use the embed code, but when go to WYSIWYG, the editor delete the string.
See this Codex page: http://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds
I’ve also just checked in revision 152 in the theme’s Google Code page, which adds a bunch of colour options to the theme’s display options. The options should be sufficient to easily and completely alter the theme’s color scheme, except for the icons and the menus.
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Another thing to consider is that when you’re using the Custom CSS option, all the CSS you insert into that option is inserted into every single page of your site. This could increase the page size, particularly if you have a lot of CSS in there. And your browser will not cache it.
In contrast, by using a child theme the CSS are all in a
style.cssfile, and in most cases your browser will only need to download this once, and then retrieve it from cache for the next page load.So I suppose if you’re doing a lot of CSS customisation, it’s probably better to use a child theme instead.
