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In reply to: How to modify the theme using a child theme

#10863

Noo…you don’t need to add these codes:

@import url("../graphene/functions.php");

@import url("../graphene/header.php");

When you’re using the child theme, WordPress will automatically check for the existence of other template files in the child theme folder (e.g. functions.php, header.php, etc.) and if those are present, WordPress will use those instead of the theme’s original.

No need to remove the code from the original files.

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In reply to: rtl/arabic

#12083

Implement a child theme, and then add the following CSS code to the child theme’s style.css file:

#menu li a, #menu li a:visited{

font-size:14px;

}

Obviously, change the font size to whatever size that you want.

There’s instructions on how to translate the theme here.

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In reply to: menu bar that shows pages

#12044

You not only need to add additional CSS styling for the second menu, but would have to add new wp_nav_menu() call and hook it to the graphene_top_menu action hook via the child theme.

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In reply to: Facebook Badge

#12063

Use the Firebug plugin for Firefox, or Google Chrome to inspect the html.

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In reply to: How to modify theme to become a regular website?

#12113

You can use the Widget Logic plugin to have different widgets for different pages. For styling, that you have to do yourself using CSS in a child theme.

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In reply to: Facebook Badge

#12061

From the HTML source of the page, at the bottom near the closing </body> tag:

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In reply to: View Full Post link not working

#12119

I’m almost sure that this is a permalink-related issue. What’s your permalink structure? Also, make sure that the server’s .htaccess file is updated. If WordPress can’t update the .htaccess file, usually there’s a notice on the Permalink option page asking you to update the file yourself.

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In reply to: This Graphene Template is driving me crazy

#12116

The most usual causes for changes not being reflected are these:

1. Some sort of content caching is used for the website, so the cached pages are being displayed instead of the updated pages

2. Editing the wrong files (not the files currently in use)

3. Not uploading the updated files.

Judging from your description, it’s most likely content caching. Are you using any caching plugin, like W3 Super Cache?

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In reply to: View Full Post link not working

#12117

There is something wrong with your permalink settings. The permalink to all posts in your website are shown like this: http://cheaplogodesign.com.au/%what-multinational-companies-pay-for-their-logo-design%.html

Clearly those two percent % signs around the post name is messing up the link. Remove them from your permalink setting and it should work.

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In reply to: Adding pages to Graphene without showing pages on the menu

#12125

Yep, just use the built-in Custom Menu function. In WordPress admin, go to Appearance > Menus.