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In reply to: Questions about the slider

#11604

Nope, the theme do not support what you’d like to accomplish. However, you can modify the theme using a child theme to implement the features you mentioned.

[Admin]

In reply to: Excerpts in front page and full display in post page?

#11601

Darn…I totally missed that…open up the theme’s loop.php file and navigate to line 65:

Replace this code:

<?php if (!is_search() && !is_archive() && !get_option('graphene_posts_show_excerpt')) : ?>

with this:

<?php if (!is_search() && !is_archive() && (!get_option('graphene_posts_show_excerpt') || is_single() || is_page())) : ?>

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In reply to: sprite images

#10806

You’d have to select only those that you want to change. You don’t even need to use sprites if you’re defining your own background images for the theme’s elements.

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In reply to: Problems with menu

#11595

Hi Laurentina and Sjaak,

Thanks for reporting and verifying this bug. Seems that it only happens in IE7 and not in the other browsers. Try adding this code in the theme’s style.css file:

#menu li:hover, #menu li.sfhover{

position:static;

}

It fixed the bug for me, let me know if it works for you too.

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In reply to: how to make the width flexible???

#11574

Sorry, there’s no way to modify the width except by modifying the CSS. You can use the Firebug add-on for Firefox to help identifying which line in the stylesheet to modify.

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In reply to: Can't open pages in header section

#11598

Hi,

The Site Description (where it says “Ukelele Duo”) overlaps the menu, hence preventing the menu to be clickable. I noticed that the #header h2 is set to have a line-height of 100pt. This is what caused the problem. Try using the CSS top property to modify the vertical position of the site description rather than using line-height.

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In reply to: liberty thinkers- my blog using the graphene theme

#11552

Nice to see my theme helps facilitate meaningful and intellectual discussions in the internet 🙂

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In reply to: footer credits

#11555

Hi,

You would have to ask the person responsible for that website for how they customised it. Or you can just look at the HTML and CSS and do it yourself. Firebug add-on for Firefox would be helpful.

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In reply to: Search Results

#11511

The built-in WordPress search function performs the search on the database content, and not the website’s HTML. Therefore, no you can’t include a blog and/or website that’s not part of the WordPress installation.

You can probably use Google Custom Search for what you’re trying to achieve.

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In reply to: Leave a Reply section

#11587

If you don’t want the comments feature at all, you can disable the comments and pingbacks default settings for posts and pages. Just go to Settings > Discussion and uncheck Allow link notifications from other blogs (pingbacks and trackbacks.) and Allow people to post comments on new articles.

However, this will only affect future posts and pages. Previous posts and pages will still have comments and pingbacks enabled by default. If you don’t have a lot of posts and pages, you can just use the Quick Edit function in Posts listing admin screen and uncheck the Allow Comments option.

Otherwise, if you have a lot of posts and pages already, you can use CSS to hide the comment section.