silverks

Add this code to the theme’s Custom CSS option:

table td,
table th,
table tr {
    border: none;
    background: none;
}

WP Admin > Appearance > Graphene Options > Print Options > Enable print CSS for single posts and pages

You have to enable the Print CSS as well for the print button to be shown.

Looks like you’ve found the setting ??

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a forum response from the Graphene’s theme developer on this forum.

That’s because most of the support for the theme is provided via the theme’s support forum.

But not exclusively. I do sometimes take a look at the forum here for the theme’s support requests as well.

Could removing it have a negative effect?

Yes. When you update the theme, your changes will be gone.

Insert this into the theme’s Custom CSS option instead:

.post-nav {
   display: none;
}

It just involves playing around with CSS. You can do something like this:

.child-page {
   width: 28% !important;
   float: left;
   margin-left: 5px;
}

URL to your site?

Hi Natanya,

There’s a bug that causes this with the latest update. I’ve already submitted a newer version with the bug fix, but it’ll probably take a few more days before it’s published.

In the mean time, you can try this solution here: https://forum.khairul-syahir.com/graphene-support/what-happened-to-my-color-settings

Thanks! Just what I need ??

Hi JLeuze,

I’m the author of the Graphene theme, and unfortunately the fix you suggested can’t be implemented, as it’ll remove the functionality of filtering the home page posts by category.

I did quite a bit of digging, and found out that the bug actually lies in the Meteor Slides plugin itself, and not the theme. This is because the plugin creates a new query within the WordPress main query to display the slides within a post/page, but didn’t destroy that query data properly after using it.

The file where this bug is located is meteor-slides/includes/meteor-slideshow.php. The plugin uses the WP_Query class to get the slides, but resets the query using wp_reset_query(). It should be using wp_reset_postdata() instead to clear the custom query data, as wp_reset_query() is for the query_posts() function, and not the WP_Query class.

Delete the theme and try installing it again.

The Twitter widget on your site is actually working properly when I view it, using Firefox 5. See the screenshot I took: https://tinypic.com/r/21kwb40/7

OK, please see the note I posted on the theme’s Support Forum: https://forum.khairul-syahir.com/graphene-support/new-navigation-menu-in-version-14-a-heads-up

See if this thread in the theme’s support forum helps: https://forum.khairul-syahir.com/graphene-support/remove-page-titles-from-content-area?replies=9#post-6300