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In reply to: Non-escaped character in Graphene FAQ

#18758

One more place: admin/options.php:296

If you just want to try another theme, there is no need to uninstall this theme. Simply activate the other theme in the Appearance > Themes admin page.

And the following line, as well:

Note that uninstalling this theme does not remove the theme's files. To delete the files after you have uninstalled this theme, go to Appearances > Themes and delete the theme from there.

In reply to: Graphene 1.5.4 missing getfile parameter

#18628

Oh.

I deleted the extra character c in line 97 and made a new zip for you http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23975858/graphene-SV.zip.

Poedit complains about fatal error, but it does compile and save, anyway. Maybe the fatality occurs after compilation and saving… 🙂

In reply to: Graphene 1.5.4 missing getfile parameter

#18627

OK. I get a warning from WIN/poedit on this one. It accepts % Comments, since it regards the “C” as a type indication (disregarding the space character).

Should this be reported as a minor bug to WP development?

In reply to: changing the footer text

#16896

Actually, only certain settings are reset when switching to a child theme…

Thanks. Now that I can, I’ll play with it on my experimental site.

In reply to: Is it ok if I update the Swedish translation?

#18585

The Russian translation looks much better. But it’s for v 1.4, I’ve started updating it. (appr 150 new or changed phrases.)

In reply to: changing the footer text

#16894

Dear Xwolverine,

To WordPress, a Child Theme is a new theme, so it will come fresh out of the box. All the settings you’ve made to another theme, stays with that theme…

I was about to play with a child theme elsewhere, and this specific fact was the one to hold me back.

However, Graphene has another very interesting tool, which might come in very handy for you: you can save and upload your theme settings. This might help you to migrate most of your settings to the child theme!

I haven’t tried yet myself, though. So, please let me know the outcome.

In reply to: Banners

#18654

Almost anywhere you want.

In the panel, go to the widgets page in the appearance section.

Drag a text widget into the widget area you want to use. Expand the widget and paste your html it. Leave the title of the widget empty.

With the latest theme update, you can dynamically create additional widget areas in virtually any position. Go to the advanced settings to find out more.

In reply to: Is it ok if I update the Swedish translation?

#18584

When I first encountered a couple of ngettext entries in poedit, it took some time to find out what I was expected to do, so you have my full understanding. Every time I adapt a package to Swedish, I’m so grateful that the plurals are roughly handled the same way as in English. (as long as you don’t hardcode an appended ‘s’ to the end of the word.)

I’ll check how well BuddyPress and Graphene mix together. Today, on ljusetkommer.se I simply use twenty-ten with the BP-compatibility pack. So I’ll try to modify Graphene with the same package.

I’ll have a look at the Russian translation of Graphene, as well, at least to check the current status.

In reply to: changing the footer text

#16892

I’ve tried this a bit more now.

If in under Custom CSS enter #developer{display:none} then this will totally eliminate the field to the right in the footer, where currently the links to WP and Graphene are given.

If you activate the action hook for graphene_developer and place a widget in it, your widget will also be hidden.

You may, though, activate the action hook for graphene_footer and place your widget there. But then it will be shown on the left side instead.

Anyway, the good thing with the adjustments I give here is that they, without any child theme creation or special functions, will remain in power even if the theme is updated.

(Oh, and you would be among the first in the world to use these Graphene dynamic widget areas, which were only introduced with Graphene 1.5 about a month ago 🙂 )

In reply to: Is it ok if I update the Swedish translation?

#18582

Syahir,

I’ve joined the group, thanks.

I liked this theme, so I think I’ll migrate a couple of sites I’m dealing with, to Graphene.

I’ll keep an eye on the Swedish translation. (I could follow up on the Russian, too, unless it’s already well maintained.)

Oh, for the future, whenever there’s a number involved, rather than having the logic in your code to split between /one/ vs. /more than one/, throw this task at ngettext instead. This would allow correct handling of plurals in Russian and several other languages, where plurals are handled in a more complex way than in English and other Germanic and Roman languages.

Sample usage:

printf (ngettext ("one file removed", "%d files removed", n), n);

(It looks a bit funny, since you need to send the numeral to both printf and ngettext.)

There are some more pecularities to be found in the manual.

Do you happen to know if Graphene integrates well with BuddyPress and Qtranslate?

My website is http://tobi3.se/