silverks

Thanks for the quick response and plugin update!

Hi @misplon,

Thank you for the response. Looking forward to the enhancements mentioned in the linked issue on Github.

Go to WP Admin > Appearance > Customize > Graphene: General > Header. There is an option there to set the height of the header. Modify the value to match the height of your header image.

The “wp-content/languages/themes/graphene-fi.po” language file is created by WordPress through the translations update feature. The strings are taken from the WordPress Polyglot project for the Finnish language.

The problem is, WordPress Polyglot will only generate new translation file if the translation status is at least 95% completed. Until this completion status is reached, WordPress will continue to use the old translation file. At present, the Finnish translation for Graphene is only 46% completed.

A quick workaround is to copy the language file from Graphene (wp-content/themes/graphene/languages/fi.po) and replace the file downloaded from WordPress (wp-content/languages/themes/graphene-fi.po).

A permanent solution would be to complete at least 95% of the Finnish translation on WordPress Polyglot. If you’d like to contribute to Finnish translation, I can request for you to be made a Translation Editor for Graphene Finnish translation. As translation editor, you’ll be able to approve and publish suggested translations.

Thanks @angelleyesupport. I’ve submitted the support ticket as suggested.

Thanks @angelleyesupport. I’ve submitted the ticket with the details (ref # AHD-212).

There is one error in the console that appears only on the checkout page:

inject.preload.js:373 GET blob:https://localhost/8d2b75fd-d84b-4779-afe3-0b1f62d188e3 0 ()

This only appears in Chrome though, whereas the issue occurs in all browsers that I tested with.

I’ve also tried turning off all plugins except WooCommerce and Paypal for WooCommerce, but the issue persists.

No errors inside Braintree logs, just a lot of lines like these:

2018-06-07T06:22:47+00:00 INFO Begin Braintree_ClientToken::generate Request
2018-06-07T06:23:07+00:00 INFO Begin Braintree_ClientToken::generate Request
2018-06-07T06:23:10+00:00 INFO Begin Braintree_ClientToken::generate Request

What’s the content of your child theme’s functions.php file?

Something else is probably using up that much memory. The file you quoted is a standard WordPress core file, and Graphene itself uses much less memory.

Try deactivating all plugins, activate the child theme, and then reactivate your plugins one by one to see if any one of them is causing the issue.

Info : the error “Fatal error: Allowed memory size exhausted” is in wp-includes\class.wp-dependencies.php

This points to insufficient memory being allocated to PHP. You may ask your hosting provide to increase PHP memory limit to 64MB or 128MB.

There’s nothing in Graphene that would prevent the creation of a child theme. In fact, we routinely recommend it to our users when there is a need to customize the theme beyond the available options.

I’m unable to view your site – getting a 403 – Forbidden error.

Try removing that CSS code. They should not be needed anymore after the last update.

The new update is due out within the next couple of days.

Try adding this code to Customizer > Additional CSS:

@media (max-width: 767px){
.gallery-columns-6 .gallery-item, .gallery-columns-6 .gallery-item:nth-child(7n+5), .gallery-columns-6 .gallery-item:nth-child(7n+6) {
   width: 33% !important;
}
}

Thanks for the report. We have already developed a fix for this issue and will include it in the next update.