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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Hurm..when using child theme, the theme’s rtl.css file is not loaded by default. To enable it, create a new file called
rtl.cssin your child theme’s folder. Then add the following code inside that file you just created:/*
Theme Name: Graphene Child
Template: graphene
*/
@import url("../graphene/rtl.css");Reference: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes#Note_on_RTL_support
Admin
There’s probably an error in the code you just added. Can you paste the entire content of the functions.php file here?
Admin
You can change these from the theme’s options page.
Admin
You probably just have to refresh the page in Firefox.
Admin
I’ve made a video tutorial on how to use languages other than English with your WordPress installation here: http://www.khairul-syahir.com/topics/tutorial/2011/using-other-languages-with-wordpress.html
Admin
In a few days’ time, hopefully. The alpha version has already been released for testing.
Admin
Nope, that’s not the update I was referring to. Version 1.1.3.1 has been available for some time already. The next update would be version 1.1.4, which (hopefully) will be available in a few days’ time.
Admin
You could use a static front page, and assign the one-column template to the page being used as the front page.
The next version will allow you to disable the sidebar, so that all posts/pages will be displayed in a one-column layout.
Admin
You would have to create a child theme to do this. After you have created a child theme, create a new file called
functions.php. Then insert the following code into that file:<?php
function graphene_display_slider(){
if (is_home())
graphene_slider();
}
?>After that, make sure you activate the child theme through Appearance > Themes.
Admin
You could just float the image to the left, which can be done when you insert the image to the post using the WordPress editor. As for the read more link, you can also modify that using CSS.
The next update will make it a lot easier to add custom CSS, which (hopefully) will be released in a few days’ time.
