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

#11525

In your child theme’s style.css file, add the following:

#nav ul#menu li{

font-size:16px;

}

[Admin]

In reply to: active page in menu

#11624

@craigjac2: If you want to use a static home page, follow the instructions on this page: http://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page

[Admin]

In reply to: Post-specific options

#11669

In the Edit Post screen at the the top right corner of the page, there’s a Screen Options link. Click on it and uncheck Graphene post-specific options.

[Admin]

In reply to: Slider in Sidebar

#11672

Nope, sorry. I might add this feature in the future version though.

[Admin]

In reply to: Small Images/Icons Next to Dropdown menu entries

#11675

You can assign a class to the menu entry, and then use CSS to add the small icon or image.

[Admin]

In reply to: I can´t change language in Graphene theme

#11678

The language file included with the theme contain only the translation for the theme, and not for WordPress itself. For the admin to show in the language that you want, you need to add additional language files available from the wordpres.org site.

See this page: http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language

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In reply to: Pictures in slider

#11684

Sorry, not possible with the current version of the theme.

[Admin]

In reply to: top-bar

#11686

Sure you can. Use this code in your child theme’s style.css:

#top-bar{

display:none;

}

[Admin]

In reply to: Footer spacing

#11681

@vanhalen: you can just omit the <div class="side left"> and the closing </div>

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In reply to: Cimy Header Image Rotator

#11693

Whenever you create a new header.php file in the the child theme, that file is used instead of the original theme’s header.php file. That’s why you need to copy the entire content of the header.php file into your child theme’s header.php, because the original theme’s header.php file is not loaded at all by WordPress.

I would suggest that you use the action hooks available in the header.php file to add the codes generated by the Cimy Header Image Rotator plugin, and then hide the theme’s original header block by using CSS display:none rule. This way, whenever I add new features to the theme that require editing the theme’s header.php file, you won’t miss out.