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In reply to: Problem when Editing Colours on Primary Menu

#31647

It seems to be that if you choose a gradient for the “Hover & Active State” section of the Primary Menu colours, then the drop-down menu won’t work but if you choose the same colour for the “Top Background” and the “Bottom Background” then there is no issue. Personally, I don’t think there should be a gradient option as it’s better to have a solid colour selected for the hover and active state.

In reply to: PHP SPrintf Warning

#31304

Syahir, that did the trick. Thank you very much!

In reply to: PHP SPrintf Warning

#31297

I was editing both the font type and font size for both the headings and the content.

In reply to: PHP SPrintf Warning

#31293

Yes, Syahir. Firstly, I loved your new feature to be able to change the colour of the menus so I spent time changing them. Also, while doing that, the colours I had for my widgets defaulted back to the default theme colours. I had to go back and change them all again. It was while I was editing the fonts that I got this error.

In reply to: PHP SPrintf Warning

#31290

Syahir, unfortunately the problem is still there. The warning has not changed, it still says:

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Warning: sprintf() [function.sprintf]: Too few arguments in /home/content/w/e/b/webeida/html/wp-content/themes/graphene/includes/theme-head.php on line 28

In reply to: PHP SPrintf Warning

#31287

I’m getting the exact same error. Now, I just have to go to the wordpress website and do a search on how to suppress errors while the problem is being resolved 🙂

In reply to: nav bar

#31507

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That was awesomely helpful. Thank You! Do you know how to add something to a side bar on a select page, as opposed to with a widget that puts it on all the pages?

Do a search for a plugin called “dynamic widgets” – that should sort you out.

In reply to: Re: Slider doesnt move

#18426

Right Josh, I found the culprit… it is thickbox, which is a pity really because thickbox is rather quite useful.

In reply to: Ken… Please Advise

#18379

Not that I am aware of. Google is quite a stripped down browser that is optimized for browsing the net. It doesn’t have all the plug-in features that Firefox has. And I believe that is what makes it so fast. Maybe you should use Google for surfing and firefox for tweaking websites on the fly?

In reply to: Re: Slider doesnt move

#18424

Josh, you’re the bees knees! I’ve disable all the plugins and it’s working perfectly. Now, all I have to do is start re-installing them to find the culprit! Thanks again, mate. Much appreciated!