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In reply to: [ALPHA] Graphene 1.4a

#14997

Ken,

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I don’t know…when I view my test site in Firefox I get a weird gradient that makes the menus hard to read. I do not see this in Safari or Chrome. (Screen snip here.)

You just need to refresh the page (CTRL + F5). Your browser is still using the old image sprites instead of the new one.

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Also, the descriptions for child pages just run into the title. They are not on a separate line in smaller text. This is true in all browsers that I use: Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Seamonkey.

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Also, how do I add a description for the “Home” page?

The description are just for the top-level menu, not for the submenu. I’ll add a check to make sure the submenu does not show description text. And also an option to add the description for the default menu “Home” menu item.

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Also, how are you getting that second line of navigation options? That one that starts “In the News” in this screenshot. I am not seeing that anywhere. It is probably so obvious that I am overlooking it.

That’s the Secondary Menu. Go to WP Admin > Appearance > Menus to use it.

Tigeryoshi,

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I suggest a tag, to embedd a youtube-video in a normal post.

WordPress already supports this natively. Try inserting a Youtube video URL into any post, and WordPress will automatically replace it with the video.

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In reply to: [ALPHA] Graphene 1.4a

#14993

Just insert this in Graphene Options > Display > Custom CSS:

#header-menu{

display: none;

}

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In reply to: [ALPHA] Graphene 1.4a

#14991

Sorry, I lost track. Where can you do what?

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In reply to: [ALPHA] Graphene 1.4a

#14989

No, for the text colours in Graphene Options > Display > Text Style Options. Though this can also be implemented in any future colour-related options.

Also, it’s worth noting the Image post format support, particularly the part where you can insert caption for the image and it will be displayed on the left hand side of the image.

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In reply to: [ALPHA] Graphene 1.4a

#14987

1+3. No option, but I suppose you can do this by defining the secondary menu, and then hide the primary menu using CSS display:none;.

7. Yes, the default menu lists all pages. You need to specify which custom menu to use in WP Admin > Appearance > Menus.

Unrelated note: I just added colour pickers to colour-related options

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In reply to: [ALPHA] Graphene 1.4a

#14985

Done. I suggest you checkout the latest revisions from the theme’s Google Code project page: http://code.google.com/p/graphene/source/checkout

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In reply to: [ALPHA] Graphene 1.4a

#14984

1+3. Yes, the font is too big if you have many menu items. The design really is intended for use like the screenshot I posted. If you have many menu items, there’s more space in the secondary menu.

6. There’s already an option to disable the copyright text. I’m adding an option to disable the return to top link now 🙂

Regarding the “Audio” and “Video” tags, or “Post formats” as they are known, whenever you create or edit a post, there’ll be a “Format” option to the right hand side of the Edit Post screen where you can select the format of the post.

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In reply to: [ALPHA] Graphene 1.4a

#14982

Hi Tigeryoshi,

1. WordPress automatically assigns the excerpt for the menu item’s description, which is inappropriate for the new menu design. You’d need to change each description to just a few words.

2. This shouldn’t be happening, and is probably a result of the bug reported by Ken above.

3. If you don’t specify any description, the menu will automatically revert to the smaller menu.

4. That’s intentional. You can adjust this using the Custom CSS or child theme.

5. Keep on improving 🙂

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In reply to: [ALPHA] Graphene 1.4a

#14980

On a side note, you gotta try using description for the navigation menu. The menu will look much better with it:

If you’re not using the Custom Menu feature, there is now an option in the Edit Page screen where you can enter the description for the menu item.

If you’re using Custom Menu, click on the Screen Options at the top right of the WP Admin > Appearance > Menus page and tick “Description”.

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In reply to: [ALPHA] Graphene 1.4a

#14979

Thanks for the report, Ken! Please replace the graphene/admin/validator.php with the updated one here: http://code.google.com/p/graphene/source/browse/trunk/graphene/admin/validator.php?spec=svn148&r=148