[Sanjip Shah]

@Matteo Okay. Great!

[Sanjip Shah]

@MarijeS No need to say sorry. 🙂 Welcome!

[Sanjip Shah]

@CorePowerCoaching This is coming from the woocommerce plugin that you are using rather than from the theme. If you want to remove it from the coding point of view then woocommerce author/support may provide you better help on this. However, you can also remove it using custom css, for which I can help. In the dashboard, go to Appearance->Theme Options->Design Options->Custom CSS. Paste the following css and click on ‘Save all Changes’.

.woocommerce #sidebar {
    display: none;
}

[Sanjip Shah]

@CorePowerCoaching For this in the dashboard, go to Appearance->Theme Options->Advanced Options Tab->Footer Editor Options.
There you can change it and click on ‘Save all Changes’.

[Sanjip Shah]

@Marcus_w1 It looks like you have added widgets to the footer sidebar area. You will have to remove those. To remove go to Appearance->Widgets. There click on footer widget areas and delete the widgets from there.

[Sanjip Shah]

@theshoogs You can use the custom css option for this. In the dashboard, go to Appearance->Theme Options->Design Options Tab->Custom CSS. Paste the following css and click on ‘Save all Changes’.

.widget_recent_work img {
    display: block;
    height: 60px;
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
    width: 120px;
}

You can adjust the px values according to your liking.

[Sanjip Shah]

@erik10 Try the following css in the custom css option.

.tp-caption.Transparent {
 background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.5);
}

[Sanjip Shah]

@Allan Please remove your css and try the following in the custom css.

.hgroup-wrap {
padding-bottom: 0;
padding-top: 0;
}
#access {
margin-bottom: 0;
}
.hgroup-wrap img {
    margin-bottom: 0;
    margin-top: 0;
}

[Sanjip Shah]

@bananadrop Please go through the instruction here https://www.themehorse.com/theme-instruction/attitude/#defaultlayout and https://www.themehorse.com/theme-instruction/attitude/#specificlayout. Hope this helps.

@LauraG Thanks for your feedback.

[Sanjip Shah]

@MarijeS You could create the categories as menu. This will show all the post from the respective category that you use in menu. Please visit this link http://en.support.wordpress.com/menus/ to learn more.

[Sanjip Shah]

@connectcase Okay. Great!

[Sanjip Shah]

@Jeff Try the following setting while creating the rev slider and see if this solves the issue.
Slider Type: Fixed Responsive (Check here) Full Width
Slider Size:
Slider Width: 1038 Slider Height: 460
Responsive Sizes:
Screen Width1: 1078 Slider Width1: 708
Screen Width2: 767 Slider Width2: 450
Screen Width3: 479 Slider Width3: 300

[Sanjip Shah]

@Currently, the featured to have logo and the site title in not available in the theme. But you if you want this then you will have to customize attitude_headerdetails function located in theme folder->library folder->structure folder->header-extenstions.php and also may need to make corresponding css adjustment. If you are a code person you could give it a try else yo will need to hire a developer for this. Also, make a child theme so that you won’t loose the changes when you update the theme.

[Sanjip Shah]

@Currently, the featured to have logo and the site title in not available in the theme. But you if you want this then you will have to customize attitude_headerdetails function located in theme folder->library folder->structure folder->header-extenstions.php and also may need to make corresponding css adjustment. If you are a code person you could give it a try else yo will need to hire a developer for this. Also, make a child theme so that you won’t loose the changes when you update the theme.

[Sanjip Shah]

@erik10 If you could provide a link to the exact page showing the slider, it would be easier to provide the support.

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