[Sanjip Shah]

@kmrcassidy This is not a theme feature, this should have come from some kind of plugin. Please check the plugins that are active in your dashboard.

[Sanjip Shah]

@TheBusinessCat There shouldn’t be such issue as we have tested our theme with ie10. Just checked the image that you provided and there I find that you have set the Document mode to be ie7 standards. Please change this to ie10 and it should be fine.

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@russell Looks like you have fixed the issue and seems it was the issue with WordPress itself and not theme specific.

[Sanjip Shah]

@lsclosets Replace Template: attitude with Template: attitude-pro as you are making child theme for attitude pro theme and not for attitude theme. Please visit this link http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes as well. Note: Also, make a new topic when you ask a question so that it is easier for us to provide the support.

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@kmrcassidy I do not see any ‘Visibility’ tab for this. Are you using some plugin to add this feature?

[Sanjip Shah]

@bednar74 Great! 🙂

[Sanjip Shah]

@moorea You can use the custom css 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’.

#access {
    display: none;
}

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@herz84 Great. 🙂

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@TheBusinessCat Just checked your site and every page of your site and the logo looks all fine.

[Sanjip Shah]

@kmrcassidy What have you done to show or hide certain widgets on more than 2 subpages?

[Sanjip Shah]

@debbie2up This question have already been discussed in this forum. You can search for it. If you don’t find any then you can post a link to the exact page and I will provide you with the custom css.

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@bednar74 I installed the Infinite Scroll Plugin in Clean Retina Pro theme and made the following setting for the infinite scroll. I checked the site and it works perfectly fine. Please try it.
Content Selector : #content
Div containing your theme’s content

Navigation Selector : .default-wp-page
Div containing your theme’s navigation

Next Selector : .default-wp-page a:first
Link to next page of content

Item Selector : .post
Div containing an individual post

Callback :
Code that is called after each new page is loaded

Hope this helps.

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@mtamony Just checked your site and it looks that you have added the above code and that seems to be working perfectly fine.

[Sanjip Shah]

@meena92 It will take some coding and css customization, thus you will have to hire a developer for this.

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@jmccaleb The approach that you have followed looks perfectly fine to me. Make sure the style.css that you imported is not altered one.

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