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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Something on your website is adding this code which overrides your Top Bar colour setting:
#top-bar { background: #4c315a; padding: 10px 0; }The latest version of Graphene has changed that code from using ID selector
#top-barto class selector.top-bar, which would have lower priority so that your Customizer settings take precedence.To verify this, try temporarily disabling the minification feature on your site and see if the issue is resolved.
Admin
Please check and ensure that you are using the latest version of the theme. We saw this error in an older version and included the fix in the latest version.
Admin
You can use the following plugin to generate a child theme for your site:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/child-theme-generator/Admin
This sounds like either a script conflict, or the required scripts were not loaded in the Customizer.
When you’re in the Customizer, try opening up developer’s console in your browser by pressing F12. See if there’s any error reported in the “Console” tab.
Admin
You’ll need a child theme to implement that code without being overwritten after theme update. Once you have a child theme, insert the code into the child theme’s
functions.phpfile.Admin
Graphene since version 2.0 (currently at version 2.8.2) incorporate major structural changes that are required to bring modern features and compatibility to the theme (e.g. responsive layout, vector icons, etc.). If your site has been heavily customized, unfortunately there isn’t an easy way to do the migration.
I would suggest to duplicate your website into a separate subdomain, and then perform the migration and testing on that subdomain. That will give you space and time to work out any issues without affecting the live website.
Admin
Try clearing your Minify cache.
Admin
We can implement collision detection between the back-to-top button and other elements on page. However, this is very taxing on the visitor’s browser and CPU, and open to weird results as well. For example, some plugins might add a transparent element that covers the whole page (e.g. a popup modal).
In the next theme update we’ll add automatic collision detection with the Recaptcha badge and move the button when collision is detected, since that is fairly commonly used. For all other elements, I’m afraid the most efficient solution would still be to manually move the back-to-top button via Custom CSS.
Admin
The reference to
.navbarin Graphene is because of the Bootstrap framework that provides much of Graphene’s layout backbone. Changing the navbar class to something else means we’ll need to make changes in all the Bootstrap framework styles and scripts that refer to that class. This makes it more difficult to maintain compatibility across different versions of Bootstrap and other libraries developed for it.Admin
There’s a style conflict with MDL that’s causing the issue. We’ll include a fix for this in the next theme update.
