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• Posted 3 years ago
• By giraffe
• Latest reply from giraffe
• This topic is resolved

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1. 

   giraffe
   

   member
   

   
   Posted 3 years ago
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   Hi Milo,
   I finally ended my tests and published my site: www.giraffe3d.com (Tech Theme)

   When I click on post, at the bottom of page, there are
   find, recent comments, flickr, bookmark etc... I dont want these to appear at all.
   I couldnt find what I must delete.
   I will be very glad if you help.

   Thanks again for amazing themes for us.
   I also sent my screenshot to the other thread but I couldnt manage to make it appear.
   Best Wishes
2. 

   milo
   

   moderator
   

   
   Posted 3 years ago
   #

   1. You might delete the php call to the right sidebar, as it's still showing up:
   <div id="left_sidebar">....

   check your page source, then open single template, find this line and delete:

   <?php include(TEMPLATEPATH."/left_sidebar.php");?>

   also in all other page templates

   2. You might fix your 404 page: giraffe3d.com/wp-content/themes

   3. You might fix the image replacement for the h1 tag, it's too much height. Just click on your logo to see it.

   4. Search gone? Usability? Accessibility?
   Unless you want the site to be your private playground, then it might be a good point to work on usability and accessibility.
3. 

   giraffe
   

   member
   

   
   Posted 3 years ago
   #

   Thanks, I will try to make these.
   Sorry, are you angry that I remove search. I mean I didnt mean to distort your template - I just dont need search button when everything is under navigation in right side bar.
   If you want me to put it back, I can - if you tell me how.

   I dont know what accesibility is. My site is a computer graphics blog, a tachnical blog that will be only visited by specific users.
4. 

   milo
   

   moderator
   

   
   Posted 3 years ago
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   Sorry, you may have misunderstood me:
   it's your site so do what your heart desires.

   Q: what if a new visitor is coming to your site and tries to find an interesting article?
   Then the visitor might need the search. Just an idea =)
5. 

   giraffe
   

   member
   

   
   Posted 3 years ago
   #

   Hi Milo :)
   I understand your point.
   I can put search button back- but I dont know how to do it.

   My site is a very technical blog, and new visitors arrive only from cg forums so I dont think it will be a problem to find what they are looking under category list. Only after many years :)
   So anyway it can be good to put back search button. Honestly I removed it because I dont know how tags work, or difference with category and how search works. I am dumb about this web matter and syntax, html, css are kind of hard for me to find my way. Thanks a lot.