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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Hi Klenkes,
What is the URL that you wish to share on Facebook?
If you’ve purchased and installed the Stacks add-on for Franz Josef, there’s a Prebuilt Layout called “Frans Josef Demo Front Page” that you can use to mimic the demo site layout.
We are working on this at the moment. We have to do a major re-write of the code base in order to bring it up-to-date with the latest WordPress theme requirements. Some of the rewrites won’t even have immediate impact to the theme’s users, but have to be done nonetheless, which partly contributes to the lack of updates.
On top of that, there’s a substantial chance that the kind of changes we need to do will break some sites, particularly those that are heavily customised using child themes. We’re planning to stagger the release of changes so users will have some time to catch up and fix what breaks in-between updates.
I wish we could bring the update sooner, but as you can imagine, it’s a lot more complicated than that. We’ll write more on this when we hit the first re-development milestone.
In Graphene, the width of the content area of a page may vary due to the following settings:
– columns layout
– individual column width
– overall wrapper width
All of the above may be modified by the user via the Graphene Options page. As such, we cannot specify a fixed width for the editor since it will likely not reflect the actual width of the content area when displayed on the front end. This is the reason for the dynamic width. The
graphene_get_content_width()function is responsible for determining the actual content area width of the current page/post.setTimeoutis used in order to make sure TinyMCE is fully loaded before we modify the width of the content area. This is to ensure consistency and eliminate the editor loading time causing inconsistent behaviour.The
graphene_get_content_width()should not return 0, however. If there is a bug, it’s likely that that’s where it is.You have this code in your custom CSS, presumably to hide the title of pages:
.entry-title {
display: none
}Try adding this code to your Custom CSS to counteract the effect:
.entry-list .entry-title {
display: block;
}Looks like you’re using the Endurance Page Cache plugin that is causing the issue. That plugin is activated automatically by Bluehost. Try to find if there’s any way to turn it off. If not, your best bet is to contact Bluehost support and let them know about the issue.
In reply to: Change the headline "latest post" on the homepage to "Products" etc.
May 1, 2017 at 4:18 am #46631You’ll need to create a child theme for this, then follow the instructions here:
If you’re not familiar with PHP at all, try installing the Loco Translate plugin and use that instead.
Graphene Options > Colors > Top Bar. Try going through the options. You’ll find one to disable the RSS button and change many aspects of the theme.
In reply to: ERROR: either Cookies are blocked or not supported by your browser
May 1, 2017 at 4:14 am #46630It’s likely that the issue is related with WP Super Cache instead of the theme, in which case the WP Super Cache support team would be able to assist you better.
To confirm if it is a plugin or a theme issue, temporarily switch to the default WordPress theme (Twenty Seventeen) and see if the issue persists.
You’re using a Static Front Page, which by definition, is for displaying a static page on the your site’s home page. This is why your blog posts are not showing up on the front page. They do show up in your “Blog” page and in the homepage slider though.
You can also set Graphene’s “Homepage Panes” to show the latest posts, so your latest entries will be displayed below your static front page content.
