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Your site does not provide the meta tag description, so facebook tries to guess (not very successfully).
Try to get a plugin that will either let you edit the short description, or which will generate the description field on-the-fly.
Search for “Add meta tags” or “SEO” or something similar.
EditAdd: Oh, and once Facebook has stored a cached description, it will remember it for others, who try to add exactly the same URL, even after you change the output from your site. So, when experimenting, add a dummy parameter to the end of your URL, when pasting into facebook.
I usually use: ?a=1 (next time ?a=2 ) 🙂
The English text, which was translated, was: -Read the rest of this entry-
So I’ll leave that entry unchanged in the language file, which is distributed together with the theme.
Whenever the theme is updated, the language file will automatically be replaced, so you may want to keep a copy of the file you’ve just fixed. (And, after a while, when new things appear in the theme, you may have to redo the same type of edit you just did.)
Please let me know if you find any errors in the Swedish translation. I’ll be grateful and happy to correct.
Oh, did you know, that for this particular case (the MORE button) you can replace the text being shown automatically, by entering an alternative text directly in your html? Like this:
<!--more See the rest of this article, including nice pictures and embedded video! -->Tobi
You can find previous releases at:
If you’re using NoScript, then note that the slider runs on scripts from jquerytools.org. I.e. you need to allow scripts from that domain.
Hi charlesr,
The Date thing you showed above seems to use the local clock on the users computer, rather than the server time. If that’s your intention, then I have no issues, but you may want to have that in mind.
It sounds as if you not just updated, but performed the theme’s built-in uninstall, which will delete all customizations and setting you’ve done in the theme.
Do you have a back-up of your WP database? That’s where your settings and customizations are stored.
ok.
You put graphene-mobile among the themes.
You don’t need to activate the theme, it just needs to be in place.
If you use the Graphene theme, then some graphene-mobile settings will still appear in the menu. Make sure you enter the API code you got, which will serve as your site’s login credentials when checking for updates to the mobile theme.
Then there are instructions about a plugin you need to use, which will automatically activate the mobile theme, on the fly, when your site is visited by a mobile.
I can see different ways of achieving this:
If you want to keep the Graphene theme, then you could use the 3 column layout, and in one of the widget columns, you place a widget which lists short notices, and then you make sure that the same “notices” category is not included in the main list of posts on your front page.
Another, much trickier, approach could be to use the plugin Kalins post list to achieve what you want. But, in order to get it nice, you may need to go rather deep into CSS and other things.
As a matter of fact, the web page you refer to, http://www.khairul-syahir.com uses a different theme. I don’t know if that theme is publicly available. A theme I’ve seen, which could be closer to what you’re looking for, is “Magazine Basic”.
Hang on: This is the support forum for the THEME Graphene.
If you have installed a THEME in the PLUGIN directory, then you should be happy that WordPress wasn’t able to “activate” it.
If, on the other hand, your question is about some kind of plugin, then I suggest you try to contact the author of the plugin, instead.
Good luck!
You can manually edit the “publish date” of a post.
So, why not write special whort “Released today” notes and put them in a special category, and edit their date to be the release date?
Then your coding for the widget would be simpler: loop through all posts in the relevant category, and show the post if current time – publishing time is less than 24 hours…
