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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Remove the
echo, so that the code to be included looks just like this:<?php gtcn_comment_numbering($comment->comment_ID, $args); ?>In the Graphene Options page, make sure the option Move slider to bottom of page is unchecked.
In the file where you put the
get_sidebar()hook above, try putting</div>closing tag one by one until it lines up. It probably just need one or two of the closing div tags.You can put the code anywhere after this line:
<li id="comment-<?php comment_ID(); ?>" <?php comment_class('clearfix'); ?>>in the
graphene_commentfunction infunctions.php.The more elegant implementation would be to use any of the action hooks available within the
graphene_commentfunction from within your child theme, so that you won’t lose the modification when you update the theme.Hi rikin,
This feature is already available with the theme. In WordPress admin, go to Graphene Display options and tick the Link header image to front page option.
Hurm..I think the reason is because the post content is directly under the #content-main div. There are supposed to be a whole lot of other divs inside (like .post div, etc), which altogether make out the layout of the page.
And since this is actually loaded outside of wordpress using wp-load.php, I’m not sure which template file is actually being used to render the page. It may not be the single.php template file, hence editing that file brings no effect to the website.
Try asking around in wordpress.org support forum?
I believe this has something to do with manually removing the call to get_sidebar() function that you asked on this other thread: https://forum.graphene-theme.com/topic/single-post
In that case, just add a closing
</div>to your child theme’s single.php file, just before the<?php get_footer(); ?>line.Hi Sjaak,
Thanks for the reports. For the link colour, you need to set the visited state to the same colour as well. The links that you see that are not changed to red must be the visited links, hence they take the theme’s default visited link colour if no custom colour is defined for the visited link state in the theme’s options.
As for the comments, the comment form is intentionally moved to the individual comment when the “Reply” link is clicked, to make it easier to reply to an existing comment.
Website URL please…
The theme uses the
wp_list_comments()function to automatically list all the comments, as required by the theme guidelines in WP.org. The function then uses thegraphene_comment()function insidefunctions.phpto format the comments.I’m not so sure about numbering the comments when this function is being used. I’ll email the Theme Reviewers about this and see if they have any suggestion.
