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In reply to: Home tab

#11023

I have submitted the update to the wordpress repository yesterday. The review process might take a while, from within a few hours to a few days, but it shouldn’t be long from now.

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In reply to: Top Header

#11039

Hi Jen,

Yes you can, but currently that will involve either editing the header.php file directly, or creating a new header.php file in the child theme, both of which are less-than-ideal options. The next update of the theme will include a bunch of action hooks added to the theme’s codes, so you can easily customise the theme without resorting to editing the core theme files.

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In reply to: Static home page

#11060

Hi bryon,

Yes, you can create a static home page for your site, as per the instructions at the WordPress Codex. The only issue now is that if you use the default menu, there’ll be a hardcoded Home link in the menu. This will be fixed in the next update.

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In reply to: favicon

#11037

Try placing your favicon.ico file in the root folder (if you haven’t done so already) and add this line to the theme’s header.php before the closing </head> tag:

<link type="image/x-icon" href="<?php echo home_url(); ?>/favicon.ico" rel="icon">

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

#11055

Btw: do you know a way to preserve the arrangement of the widgets between activations and upgrades? It is annoying, to reconfigure this all time the theme changes for a few minutes..

I share your sentiment about this, but so far I haven’t found any way to preserve the widget settings yet. But to be honest, I haven’t really been looking for a way to achieve that.

But from what I know, the widgets that were automatically deactivated were moved to the Inactive Widgets section, which deactivates the widgets but keep their settings. Perhaps you can just drag these widgets back? At least that saves having to reconfigure their settings.

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

#11054

Found a better fix: using WordPress’ own if_ssl() conditional. If this is true, then the theme replaces http in the image link to https.

Can you please try it: http://www.khairul-syahir.com/files/graphene-1.0.8.2.1.zip

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

#11051

Okay, I’ll look into this. I’m thinking of removing the home url part of the link to the image, i.e. just use wp-content/uploads/...' instead of http://www.yoursite.com/wp-content/uploads/..., but this might cause problem with permalinks on.

I’m gonna experiment on this. Feel free to share any ideas you have.

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In reply to: favicon

#11035

okay, and you want to remove the favicon?

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

#11049

If you try using the Twenty Ten theme, is the header image delivered via HTTP as well? I’m just wondering, cause I think this is a WordPress issue instead of the theme. The link to the header image is generated by WordPress, and the theme merely displays it.

If it’s a WordPress issue, I may be able to do some PHP search and replace hack to get it to be delivered via HTTPS.

As for the German translation, I’d be glad if you could improve on the translation and send it to me 🙂

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In reply to: RSS – help with code please

#10992

Replace this code <?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?> with your feedburner link