silverks

This issue has been fixed in WP 3.3.1

Graphene Mobile is a paid-for theme, and the official support is provided via the forum I linked to above.

As for the setting you’re looking for, it’s in WP Admin > Appearance > Graphene Mobile > Display > Posts Display Options > Hide automatic image at the top of posts.

Hey Lawsie,

The support forum for Graphene Mobile is here:
https://forum.khairul-syahir.com/graphene-mobile-forum/

As for the featured image, there’s an option in Graphene Mobile Options page to turn that off.

It appears that all the custom link menu items that are parents to other menu items are given the current-menu-item class (and others like current_page_item) by WordPress. This occurs when using the default TwentyEleven theme as well, so it’s probably not a theme issue. I’ve also tried deactivating all plugins and the same problem occurs.

Also, it happens on some WordPress sites but not others, even when installed on the same server (but PHP configs between the sites may differ).

If anyone figures out that it is a Graphene theme issue, let me know and I’ll be happy to fix it.

Edit: I found another topic with the same issue but using different theme here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/multiple-current_menu_item-on-home-page-after-upgrade-to-wordpress-33

Don’t know if there’s a merge topic function?

Try lowering the number of tweets to be displayed to just 3, since you only have 3 tweets.

It appears that everything is working fine now?

See this post in the forum: https://forum.khairul-syahir.com/graphene-support/new-navigation-menu-in-version-14-a-heads-up#post-5563

The search box is covered by the header image link. Try adding this to the theme’s Custom CSS option:

#header_img_link {
   width: 660px;
}

Hurm…try max-width: none; instead.

Add this to the theme’s Custom CSS option:

.entry-content .gmsc img {
   max-width: 100%;
}

Correct, the_excerpt() is used instead of the_content() for archive pages, and WordPress strips all HTML tags for excerpts.

However, the theme does provide an option to retain HTML tags for excerpts. Go to WP Admin > Appearance > Graphene Options > Display > Excerpts Display Options, and insert the following into the “Retain these HTML tags in excerpts” option:

<p><br>

URL to your site?

If you click on the little arrow to the right of the “Home” menu item in Wp Admin > Appearance > Menus, you’ll see that it expands and then you can edit the link it points to.

Also, you might want to check your Site URL setting in WP Admin > Settings > General.

Do you literally mean just add a check in the tick box to the left of the Home menu item?

Tick the checkbox and click the Add to Menu button.

Seems like you’re using the Custom Menu feature. Go to WP Admin > Appearance > Menus and check the link for the Home menu item.