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

#12111

See this thread on how to disable the comments section: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/topic/leave-a-reply-section#post-695

To get rid of the Archives and Meta stuffs in the right sidebar, go to Appearance > Widgets and put your own widgets there, like a text widget containing a short summary of your business’ operations or history.

Future version of the theme will have an option to disable the right sidebar completely, leaving a one-column layout to be used for all posts and pages.

[Admin]

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

#12109

In the theme’s Display Options page, there’s a bunch of options that you can set to remove all the bloggy items, like post date, post author, post category, etc. to make the theme functions more as a regular website.

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In reply to: How to change the font size of the page titles?

#11532

For action hooks, try reading this article: http://www.nathanrice.net/blog/an-introduction-to-wordpress-action-hooks/

The difference in styling is because of inconsistent use of html elements. For example, the lower paragraphs with the bigger font size is wrapped in the <p> element (which is the correct way to do it), whereas the first paragraph is wrapped in <div>. Just change the <div> to <p> and it would be fine.

[Admin]

In reply to: sidebar

#12077

er…short answer is no, not without quite an extensive customisation. But why would you want the sidebar to be the content area when there is already a big content area to the left?

If you mean you want to insert contents other than archive, etc. then yes you can using the Text widget. To make it different for each page, use the Widget Logic plugin by Alan Trewartha.

[Admin]

In reply to: Facebook Badge

#12059

Nothing that I know of that would cause what you’re describing to happen. Also, I found this error message on the website: “Given URL is not allowed by the Application configuration.”

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In reply to: Feature Pages (not posts) in the Slider?

#12004

If you’re using a child theme, just put that anywhere in the child theme’s functions.php file. If you’re not using child theme, put it anywhere in the theme’s functions.php file. The positioning doesn’t matter.

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In reply to: Help with front page.

#11643

I see you only have one post for now: the Hello World post. Also, it seems that the slider is showing on every category pages – I assume you modified the theme to show it this way?

The theme is heavily customised, and it’s difficult for me to render any assistance without looking at the customised code.

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In reply to: Where are the "about" pages and other questions

#12107

By default there’s only two types of content: posts and pages. Posts contain all the usual bloggy stuffs (date, by, category, etc.), and pages contain only the title. You can create a page by clicking on the Pages > Add New link in the WordPress admin.

There’s also two templates for pages, one is the default 2 columns layout and another is a one column layout without the sidebar. See here on how to change it: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/topic/one-column#post-56

There is no different heading styles to be selected. That you have to customise yourself. If you’re talking about Custom Header, go to Appearance > Header.

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In reply to: rtl/arabic

#12081

Nope, I have just added full RTL support for the theme in the last update, so there is no RTL languages translation yet.

Perhaps you could make one for Arabic? 😀

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In reply to: Feature Pages (not posts) in the Slider?

#12002

Try adding this code in your child theme’s functions.php file:

function graphene_custom_slider_post_type(){

$post_type = array('post', 'page');

return $post_type;

}

add_filter('graphene_slider_post_type', 'graphene_custom_slider_post_type');