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Hi Syahir,
I have registered as a contributor for the French translation of Graphene and already added a few suggestions. My username there is “cqfd”. I noticed there was one Alex who’s done a big job already…
I was familiar with every corner of Graphene v.1 dashboard and find the new version more confusing. Regarding the untranslated list I got the impresion that a significant number of words and phrases refer to contexts difficult — or impossible — to find. I wonder if they might refer to features to be found only in the Plus version.Hi Syahir,
I’ve got the “Continue reading” problem too.
I’ve greatly benefited from your help in the past and I am willing to contribute to the tranlation into French.
Thanks for the link you give in one of your posts:
https://translate.wordpress.org/locale/fr/default/wp-themes/grapheneIn reply to: Can't access admin dashboard after switching hosts
September 8, 2017 at 11:04 am #46697I tried unsuccessfully all the solutions I found on the net.
Then an acquaintance of mine, who is a developer, simply deleted line 6204 in the post.php file.
And the miracle occurred…
Sorry, I’m back again.
New tests give :
gvep.fr gets A 100
gvep.fr/ gets C 74
gvep.fr/wp-admin gets C 74
gvep.fr/wp-admin/ gets C 73
Performance 73 and 74 recommend :
Minimize redirects
Remove query strings
Serve static content
The other 4 categories mentioned in the post just above have vanished.
After posting above a few minutes ago I went back to test more pages. I’ve changed nothing in the meantime but the score has dropped from A 100 to C 73.
Four new categories have problems :
F 0 Parallelize downloads across hostnames
F 3 Combine external JavaScript
F19 Combine external CSS
C 75 Minimize DNS lookups
Help!
I have now installed W3 Total Cache and configured it as completely as I could. I even had to add the “Remove query strings from static resources” plugin. The performance grade for http://gvep.fr is now A 100, even though the “Leverage browser caching” is only A 96 because
http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Pontano+Sans&subset=latin
should be specified an expiration. How can I do it?
TEST URL : https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/bsEPcq/gvep.fr
Unfortunately the problem with the back-office has not benefited from the caching. Connecting time is long and work inside difficult.
Testing the connection page gives the following:
TEST URL : https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/ehaF7W/http://gvep.fr/wp-admin/
Global performance grade is C 74 with the following instructions :
F 0 Minimize redirects
Remove the following redirect chain if possible:
http://gvep.fr/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fgvep.fr%2Fwp-admin%2F&reauth=1
F 0 Remove query strings from static resources
Resources with a “?” in the URL are not cached by some proxy caching servers. Remove the query string and encode the parameters into the URL for the following resources:
http://gvep.fr/wp-admin/images/wordpress-logo.svg?ver=20131107
http://gvep.fr/wp-admin/load-styles.php?c=1&dir … %5D=dashicons,buttons,forms,l10n,login&ver=4.7.1
F 85 Serve static content from a cookieless domain
Serve the following static resources from a domain that doesn’t set cookies:
http://gvep.fr/wp-admin/images/wordpress-logo.svg?ver=20131107
http://gvep.fr/wp-admin/load-styles.php?c=1&dir … %5D=dashicons,buttons,forms,l10n,login&ver=4.7.1
I am flying high above my level of incompetence. Help please. and Thanks in advance.
In reply to: Size of medium images in horizontal homepage panes.
December 8, 2016 at 12:45 pm #46444I am trying to understand how WordPress manages images and had a look at the contents of the uploads file.
The Media settings are :
Thumbs : 175×130
Medium : 225×170
Large : 800×600
First I uploaded into an article a photo called Bougon.jpg whose size is 800 x 600.
In the uploads file I found 7 pictures. I expected 4. Am I wrong ? Here they are :
Bougon
Bougon-175×130
Bougon-225×170
Bougon-340×170
Bougon-768×576
Bougon-800×198
Bougon-800×220
The picture in the article displayed automatically in the medium size so I did not have to resize it. I would have accepted any size providing the 4/3 ratio was kept.
In the categories the picture is displayed at the thumb size and it is what I wanted.
The problem is with the homepage panes. The size of the pictures is 340×170 and I want it to be 225×170 that is the medium size.
I have three questions:
– Does WP need 7 pictures ?
– Where can I correct the 340×170 setting?
– After so many tests I have a lot of pictures to delete. Is it OK to do it in the uploads file or should I do it in the media library?
Help is desperately needed. Thanks in advance.
As a matter of fact I am sorry – and happy – to confess that changes in the CSS do work, provided there is no */ or /* forgotten somewhere upwards…
This gives a satisfactory result :
.two-columns .homepage_pane {
width: 640px !important;
}
.homepage_pane .excerpt-thumb {
float:left !important;
padding-right: 20px !important;
}The topic is resolved.
Thanks everybody.
Hi Matt,
I have the feeling that these settings only manage the general design of the page, that is a main column with 0 or 1 or 2 sidebars.
With a “dynamic” homepage there is no problem because each post excerpt freely fills the 640 px of the main column.
With a “static” page it is different. When I activate the homepage panes option they are displayed in twos (2 panes on the same row).
The aspect of the page is not so bad – vertical lines, but I would like to test the other way.
I changed the CSS in the child theme. I made it 100% !important…
.two-columns .homepage_pane {
width: 48% !important;
}
I am rather unexperienced so I may have missed something.
Help is welcome. Thanks.
Thanks again.
I have reactivated Restrict widgets.
I consider the subject has been resolved.
