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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The slider uses jQuery script called jQuery Tools, which is distributed through a Content Distribution Network (CDN). For loading speed and bandwidth-saving reasons, the script file is not included with the theme, but is loaded instead from the CDN.
There might have been a temporary glitch with the CDN that caused the script loading to fail. When the CDN is back up again, the script is loaded and everything is fine.
If you would like to prevent this from happening again in the future, you could copy the script file and place it in the theme’s folder, and modify the link in the
<head>element in theheader.phpfile. Note though that this is *highly* not recommended.Hi Amirkg,
Unfortunately the theme does not yet support RTL languages. I’ll try to add support for RTL languages in the future.
Hi,
Did you modify the theme in any way? This is the first time I see this and I’m not quite sure what’s the cause.
Can you list the plugins that you use? I would also recommend you to try disabling all plugins that you have to see if the problem is plugin-related.
I think the easier way to this is this way:
1. Go to Graphene Display options page, and check Hide post date.
2. Using a child theme’s
functions.phpfile, create a function that will display the full post date including the year.3. Hook the above function to the
graphene_post_metaaction hook.4. Position the date using CSS.
The function to create in the
functions.phpand the hook should look something like this:function graphene_custom_post_date(){ ?>
<div class="custom_date"><?php the_time(get_option('date_format')); ?></div>
<?php
}
add_action('graphene_post_meta', 'graphene_custom_post_date');Don’t forget to position and style the custom date using CSS.
Single post page already shows the previous and next post title. If you’re talking about the home page (or any other post listing page, e.g. archive and search page), it probably make more sense to leave the link as “Older posts” and “Newer posts”, since the links don’t point to specific post, but to a list of posts.
WordPress has the function
next_post_link()andprevious_post_link()for links to next or previous post (with the post title being displayed by default), but using this for a post listing page will cause the users to not be able to navigate the post listing pages.This is caused by the post title being too long (taking 2 or 3 lines). You can increase the slider’s height in admin > Graphene Options page, under Slider Options, look for the Slider height option.
In Graphene Display options page, tick the Disable Featured Image replacing header image option under Header Display Options.
Hi,
I am using Firefox and just tested the menu on your site, and the submenu is working. Are you still having this problem?
You can use a plugin that enables you to assign category to pages, and then have the slider display the posts (and pages) from that category.
