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In reply to: Multi language page

#11479

First of all, what plugin do you use to make the website multilingual? You can try using WPML, which includes a language selector widget which you could add to the sidebar.

You’d have to use CSS to modify the size and style of the pages menu.

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In reply to: Slider not showing

#11480

Did you tick the “Disable Slider” option in the theme’s Graphene Options admin page?

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In reply to: Show Pages in Slider

#11483

Will keep this in mind. I’ll see about implementing this in the future.

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In reply to: sub menu category

#11488

I can probably help you better if you could explain more how the subcategories are being displayed now and how you would want it to be displayed.

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In reply to: How do I add pictures to the slider and make the width and length larger?

#11490

The slider uses the post’s excerpt, so you can’t add images to it (this is a WordPress limitation of the the_excerpt() function). If you’re talking about the thumbnail for every post in the slider, currently you can only use the Featured Image function for that. The upcoming version will provide greater flexibility for this.

The upcoming version will also allow you to edit the height of the slider, but not the width. You’d have to use a child theme and edit the CSS styling using the child theme for that.

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In reply to: keep slider on all pages

#11497

Hi David,

Right now the only way to do that would be to modify the theme’s functions.php directly, or to copy the entire graphene_slider() function into a child theme’s functions.php and modify it there. Neither of this method is ideal.

Future version will include an intermediate function, graphene_display_slider(), that handles the conditional statements, so that one only needs to modify that intermediate function instead of the graphene_slider() function to achieve what you want. This allows for future updates to the slider code in the theme’s functions.php and still retain the custom conditional statements in the child theme’s functions.php file.

If you want a quick and dirty way of doing it, assuming you are using version 1.0.9.3 of the theme, you can just open up the header.php file and navigate to line 121, and modify it from this:

<?php if (is_front_page() && !get_option('graphene_slider_disable')) : ?>

to this:

<?php if (!get_option('graphene_slider_disable')) : ?>

This is a quick and dirty method because even though it works, the changes you made won’t be retained the next time you update the theme.

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In reply to: Header Option

#11161

This feature has already been added to the latest version, which is currently in the review queue at the WordPress.org theme repository.

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In reply to: HTTPS-Problems: header-image stays as http, when using custom image

#11059

It seems like more people are adversely affected by this change than benefited by it. I’m gonna remove this code in the next maintenance update, until a better solution can be found.

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In reply to: How to modify the theme using a child theme

#10852

@Jorge: What do you mean by the changes you’ve made are gone? You need to make the changes in the child theme. For CSS changes, put the CSS codes in the child theme’s style.css after the @import url("../graphene/style.css"); line.

@Leah: WordPress treats a child theme as a separate, different theme then the parent theme. So whenever you switch to a child theme, you would have to upload and set the custom header image and background image again.

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In reply to: Put slider BELOW Home page text?

#11476

If all you want to do is move the slider from the top of page to the bottom of the page, the next version will allow you to do just that.