Prasanna SP

Try adding this to your theme’s style.css (Or Custom CSS, if you have it)

#custom-recent-posts-2 .widget-title {
    text-align: left !important;
}

I’ve taken that screenshot in firefox itself. The title is left aligned both in Firefox and Chrome on my Ubuntu system. I haven’t tested in other system/browser combinations. Can you send me a screenshot?

It shows up fine here. The title is left aligned. See this screenshot – https://i.imgur.com/3NLQ9e5.png

Yup, the API version 1 is deprecated. I’m working on to make this plugin compatible with twitter API v1.1. But it needs the user to create an app and enter OAuth credentials.

Sorry for the inconvenience occurring..

No need to edit parent theme files. Add this to child-theme‘s functions.php file anywhere between <?php and ?>

function graphene_posts_nav(){
                if (function_exists( 'wp_pagenavi' ) ) :  ?>
                        <div class="post-nav clearfix">
                                <?php wp_pagenavi(); ?>
                        </div>
            <div class="post-nav clearfix">
                    <p class="wp-simple-pagination"><?php if(function_exists('wp_simple_pagination')) {
    wp_simple_pagination();
} ?></p>
            </div>

        <?php
                endif;
        }

No, if you select a parent category, it does not show posts belonging to child categories. It shows posts under the selected category only.

What is the URL of your site?

Please post your support requests here – https://forum.graphene-theme.com/. You’ll get faster responses there.

URL of your site?

next_posts_link() and previous_posts_link() are in /includes/theme-loop.php. You don’t have to hack parent theme to change it. The function is wrapped in if (!function_exists( 'graphene_posts_nav' ) ). So, just create a function in your child theme called graphene_posts_nav() and make it your own.

The theme natively supports WP-PageNavi plugin. Just install it and you have a flawless pagination system!

If you want to style single posts navigation, you can target .previous and .next-post CSS classes. I’ve done it in my site. See here – https://www.prasannasp.net/fixed-position-graphene-theme-header-menu/

https://validator.w3.org/ says,

Line 180, Column 11: End tag div seen, but there were open elements.

					</div><!-- .entry-content -->

Check for it. May be an additional closing div tag is causing it.

Heck! I mean the HTML entity of “. i.e & q u o t ; or & # 3 4 ; without spaces.

Instead of using double quotes, try putting " in HTML/Text editor and switch to visual editor.

The recent update fixed the issue. So marking thread as resolved.

Thank you!

Thanks for getting back to me, Mark!
Didn’t get any update yet. Will check it tomorrow.

Mark said that the issue will be fixed in the next release. So, waiting for it.