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Hi Bryan,
I see the issue. I have applied a fix in the theme and it will be ready for the next update, but for now, you can use the below CSS code in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:
@media screen and (max-width: 767px) {
.woocommerce-checkout #customer_details .col-1,
.woocommerce-checkout #customer_details .col-2 {
max-width: initial;
padding: 0;
}
}Hi Gerda,
Could you submit a ticket instead so that you can provide information that shouldn’t be on a public forum? https://www.bloggingthemestyles.com/submit-ticket/
Make sure to enter your website URL, and access as well.
Hi Gerda,
We will eventually upgrade it to fully support it. We’re behind on some work. However, I personally tested Marjoram Pro now and in Customize > Widgets and in Appearance > Widgets, both have loaded fine for me without errors.
This is with WordPress 5.9.3.Can you try upgrading to that WordPress version since you’re using 5.8?
Classic Widgets does make it work well as well and we personally much prefer the Classic Widgets but as mentioned above, in our own demo, the new Block-Based Widgets seem to be fine.Hi Don, thank you for your comment.
We are indeed behind and apologise for that.
For the moment, try installing the plugin Classic Widgets. It might resolve all the widgets issues.Do let us know if it helps.
For Marjoram Pro, when you edit a page (not Post), change the Template (found below Page Attributes on the right sidebar) to Page Builder and that removes the title. However, it also makes it full width since it’s meant to be used with a page builder. Camer Pro, you would use the For Page Builders Template but it would remove your content, forcing you to use a page builder.
The other solution is to remove them via CSS.
The class is “page-title”.It would be like this:
.page-title {
display: none;
}That will hide the title, which is the h1 heading, everywhere on your website where that class is used. Blog posts use another class (“entry-title”) but I don’t suggest removing the titles from blog posts unless you want to manage them differently.
With that said, don’t forget to add an h1 title manually, in the text editor, in your Pages as it’s better for your site’s SEO to have an h1 heading.
For Equable Pro, when you edit a page (not Post), change the Template (found below Page Attributes on the right sidebar) to Page Builder and that removes the title.
The other solution is to remove them via CSS.
The class is “page-title”.It would be like this:
.page-title {
display: none;
}That will hide the title, which is the h1 heading, everywhere on your website where that class is used. Blog posts use another class (“entry-title”) but I don’t suggest removing the titles from blog posts unless you want to manage them differently.
With that said, don’t forget to add an h1 title manually, in the text editor, in your Pages as it’s better for your site’s SEO to have an h1 heading.
Hi Matthew,
I’ll help you with those.
1. The Sample Page text is a menu item. You can manage your menu in Appearance > Menus. You can also switch between different menu groups, if there are any.
The black square is the logo area and the area where you can display your business name (if you don’t want a logo). You can manage it in Appearance > Customize > Site Identity. But, that doesn’t remove the black square. To remove it, enter this CSS code in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:
.site-branding {
display: none;
}2. and 3. When you edit a post, look at right side, you’ll see the Featured Image section. Add an image there and it will add it as a thumbnail and as the header background image.
I hope this helps :)!
Closing this forum post as Tiana also submitted a support ticket.
The code to enter via CSS is:
#top {background-color: #fff;}fff is for white, and 000 is for black.
It can be added to Customizer > Additional CSS, or to your child theme.
Hi Maud,
You can install the Polylang plugin, then navigate to the Polylang menu on the left and you can use it to create a new translation for this theme. You should be able to find that text in there to translate it.
Hi Bill,
Your website looks fine to me. Did you happen to resolve this meanwhile? If yes, let us know what you did in case other users read this.
Hi Kristen,
I assume it’s the one on this page at the top, https://demos.bloggingthemestyles.com/camer-pro/blog/
We don’t have a specific setting to change each one’s dimension, so you’ll have to resort to using CSS.
Here’s the code that you can add to your child theme or Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:
#photowall .post-image img {
height: 500px;
}You can change the value of 500px to match the one of your images.
Does that help?
Hi Loretta,
I tested again and it all worked fine, including with the tagline. The Site Title is a logo image so testing won’t work there.
I tested with the menu and it worked.Now, since it’s not working for you, can you try disabling all your plugins, please? Then, test again.
Make sure your PHP version is 7.2+.Then, if all is fails, could you send us a temporary administrator login via the contact form?
Thank you.
Hi Loretta,
I tested the Special+Elite font in our demo. I added the same URL you did: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Special+Elite
I then added the words Special Elite to this typography field: Font Family for Headings & Widget TitlesIt worked as intended. I saw the titles change to that new font and verified the code to confirm the new font.
Can you try with only: Special Elite
Thank you!
Hi Loretta,
Can you try another font with one word only rather than 2, such as the one in your screenshot? That would be only as a test to make sure that it’s working.
If it does work, then perhaps the 2 word font should be typed differently.
If you don’t mind, I can try it for you. Can you send us access to your website via our contact form?
https://www.bloggingthemestyles.com/contact/Hi Loretta,
When you add the Google Fonts, make sure to only add the URL portion, like this: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=McLaren
Then, for the fields below, e.g., Font Family for Headings & Widget Titles, enter the name of the font, which in this case it would be: McLaren
Can you try that and let me know if it works?
Hi Kyle,
Unfortunately, the header style is a setting that affects your whole website. With that said, any developer can develop templates for you or settings where you can choose per page header styles.
We do have a theme, in our other WordPress themes business, that allows you to set different headers and footers per page (but not per post yet):
Demo: https://demo.organizedthemes.com/meza/
https://www.organizedthemes.com/theme/meza/Have a great day.
Hi Premma,
I apologise for the delay.
You are indeed correct and I understand where confusion can happen. I have amended the text on the contact form.
I have logged in to your website and noticed that you didn’t have a banner set up in the Widgets area. You had the slider activated. I disabled that slider for now by just unchecking its usage.
In Appearance > Customize > Widgets > Banner, I added a text widget and our own content there. You can edit the image and text there and that’s where your banner will appear.
I hope this helps answer your question!
Let me know if there’s anything else that I can do for you.
Hi Premma,
Is it possible to re-read my request :)?
This is what I wrote:
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Can you create a temporary user for me, please?
It has to be an administrator, any email, any username, and an password. You can send us the information via our contact form here: https://www.bloggingthemestyles.com/contact/
”It is private and not in this forum.
Thank you.
Hi Premma,
Thank you for getting back to me.
Can you create a temporary user for me, please?
It has to be an administrator, any email, any username, and an password. You can send us the information via our contact form here: https://www.bloggingthemestyles.com/contact/I will then go in and take a look.
Thank you!
