Greybox

Looks like a mapping problem in style.css:

#header-menu > li.menu-item-ancestor > a {
	background: url(images/sprite_master.png) -877px -236px no-repeat transparent;
	padding-left: 26px;
}

and maybe the way to resolve would be to move the “>” symbol in sprite_master.png to a different spot. Otherwise the biggest area the menu item can take is about 323 by 58 px without rolling on other “sprites”.

… The image is actually Creative Commons license logo, most likely taken from wordpress/wp-content/themes/graphene/images/sprite_master.png.

Thank you!

As I can see, WordPress makes a title out of the file name, like this:

File name: blue_sky.jpg
Title: blue_sky

Your plugin would do:

File name: blue_sky.jpg
Title: Blue Sky

which looks much better.

So I would like to be able to bulk retitle without renaming.

I have WordPress 3.6., a bunch of plugins and Graphene theme and I need them all. And after this plugin is activated the site is totally dead, even in admin mode.

I am sorry, I didn’t go an extra mile in trying to isolate the problem because I cannot bring my site down for that long, and I have found another similar plugin that works with all lf my plugins and theme.

I noticed many people reported this plugin as broken in compatibility section. I had a choice of not posting anything or reporting the problem the way it is and the recovery tip. I am glad it helped somebody at least to bring their site back.

I would call it “recovery”, not “workaround” because the plugin doesn’t work.

Same thing here. I like this plugin, but can’t use it because it doesn’t create the thumbnails.

Thank you for the fix!!! I tried a few other similar plugins and this one appeared to be the best. I like this plugin and I hope it will be maintained.

Excellent, thank you!!!

I would prefer your first suggestion because I could control the post title independently:

.post-title {font: bold 20px Arial,sans-serif;}

You might be shocked, but I use Windows Explorer. ??
The goal, of course, is to make the site look same for all major browsers.

I actually tried the same page in Chrome or Firefox, same skinny font for the page title (“Test”). Like I said, this makes sense to me. I just wanted to know how I can control the page title font?

https://www.nautilus-intl.com/wordpress/?page_id=1505

Thank you, it worked, but I noticed that the page title (“Test” in my case) has changed from Arial Bold to the skinny default font when I replaced
h1 {font: bold 20px Arial,sans-serif !important;}
with
.entry-content h1 {font: bold 20px Arial,sans-serif;}

This probably makes sense because the page title isn’t really the h1 heading. But how do I change the page title to make it Arial Bold?

https://www.nautilus-intl.com/wordpress/?page_id=1505

I used:
h1 {font: bold 20px Arial,sans-serif !important;}
h2 {font: 20px Arial,sans-serif !important;}
h3 {font: 20px Courier,monospace !important;}

Could you be more specific? How can I change the fonts for (<h1>Heading1</h1>) (<h2>Heading2</h2>)(<h3>Heading3</h3>) in Graphene theme without using !important rule?

Thank you very much!!

I see, you have to add !important tag to make it working:

h1 {font: bold 14px Arial,sans-serif !important;}
h2 {font: 14px Arial,sans-serif !important;}
h3 {font: 12px Courier,monospace !important;}

Thank you.

I was talking about headings (<h1>Heading1</h1>) (<h2>Heading1</h2>)(<h3>Heading1</h3>), so I tried your suggestion, and copied your text exactly into Graphene Theme Options >> Display >> Custom CSS and I see absolutely no difference after saving and refreshing the web page.