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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It’s just basically making a small change in the GM Neo theme code. You’re not touching any of WordPress core file. We’ll be including the code change in the next theme update anyways. The suggested change above is an interim solution before the update arrives. It will also help us determine if the change is sufficient to resolve the issue for your specific setup.
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Hi Carl,
Since version 4.3, WordPress has a built-in “responsive” images feature. That is, it serves different sizes of the same image to different devices in order for the images to look best on all devices without increasing the file size those devices need to download any more than necessary.
The issue with your site was that, the links to those different sizes are pointing to the default WordPress uploads folder (
wp-content/upload). Only the original image size was linked to the correct custom location, which is why you see those images working fine on desktop but not on mobile.If you could try moving the custom uploads folder back to its default location, that would confirm if that is indeed the cause. It’s not something that we can fix from our end though, as it relates to the coding in the WordPress core.
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In reply to: How to remove the function of pevyu below links to the Previous and Next article not displayed?
April 28, 2017 at 1:13 am #46615Add this code to your site’s Custom CSS option:
.post-nav {
display: none;
}Admin
This is the CSS code that controls the colors of the widget you refer to:
.top-widget-area .section-title {
background: #000000;
color: #af9f8f;
}You can change the color codes as necessary.
Admin
Try disabling the “Minify” portion of your caching plugin. Seems like an incorrect configuration.
Admin
In
graphene-mobile-neo/includes/theme-setup.phpon line 174, try changing the code from this:$current_theme = ( $current_theme ) ? $current_theme->stylesheet : 'graphene-mobile-neo';to this:
$current_theme = ( $current_theme ) ? $current_theme->template : 'graphene-mobile-neo';Admin
You’re missing a dash in
theme-plugin.php. Use the code below:$mobile_path = dirname( dirname( __FILE__ ) ) . '/graphene-mobile/includes/theme-plugin.php';
if ( file_exists($mobile_path) ) { include( $mobile_path ); }Admin
The Franz Josef theme only supports one header image that is used on both desktop and mobile devices. It serves the high resolution version on high definition screens.
If you want to use a different image for mobile phones, you would need to use custom CSS to replace the header image based on viewport size.
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Looks like it’s working correctly from my end. See the highlighted stylesheet being loaded in the screenshot below.
Admin
Quote:Under that there’s currently a Google AdSense box but I can’t figure out how to get rid of that. I don’t have AdSense running in Graphene and I don’t have any WordPress plugins for AdSense either. Any ideas on how to remove that?Check your widget settings. The box appears to be added using a text widget.
