[Rabin Shrestha]

Ok Great!

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi mnr,

It’s better approach but if you have made changes directly to the theme file, your changes will get lost when you update the theme. So hope you have followed child theme method to make code changes. For more detail have a look here http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

Rabin

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi jdlc13,

We have replied you on your mail. Please check your mail.

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[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi sequinstudios,

Did you make any changes in the code. Why don’t you install a fresh copy of the theme?

Rabin

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi Coloriq,

We have designed our theme this way. So whether you upload bigger image or smaller the header image will get extended through out the header width. If you want smaller image then you can use the logo option in Appearance->Theme Options->Design Options->Custom header->Header logo

Rabin

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi Jessica,

If you have made direct changes in the theme file then all your changes will be lost. But the changes that you have made in theme options panel will not get lost.

Rabin

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi saporodrigo,

You can remove the slider title and text using the CSS but you cannot remove the with CSS. You have to create child theme and edit the attitude_featured_post_slider function in header-extensions.php. Also you can upgrade to Pro version where we have another image slider where you can remove the link as well from dashboard.

Rabin

[Rabin Shrestha]

🙂

[Rabin Shrestha]

welcome 🙂

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi Patricia,

Thanks for the suggestions. We will try implementing it in our upcoming themes.

Rabin

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi Keith

Try pasting this code in your Custom CSS box

#branding, #colophon {
    box-shadow: none;
}

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[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi Linnea,

Can you send us your temporary username and password for the site here https://www.themehorse.com/contact-us/free-support/ then we will have a look.

Rabin

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi MariaM,

Paste this CSS code in your Custom CSS box

#site-generator .social-profiles{
    display:none;
}

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[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi MairiaM,

Try this code

.back-to-top {
    display:none !important;
}

Rabin

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi Ckeilson,

It seems you are using the default RSS widget of WordPress. So if you want to make the font size of the feeds larger then you have to write the particular CSS for this widget in your Custom CSS box. Also you can go to Typography options and change widget content font. But it will affect all the widget content.

For other changes like RSS logo, news opening to new window, unlinking feed title you have to edit the widget code either through hooks if there is any or you have to recode it. So it would be better to hire a developer who is proficient in such things.

Rabin

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