No CSS-file?

Oh and BTW – you’re missing “linkedin” as social media! I’m missing that one ??

Hello,

We will add “linkedin” social media in next update.

It’s not recommended to edit something in theme files, because after every update custom code can disappear. At this moment, if you really want to tweak your theme with custom code, then you can install this plugin and add something like that:

.navbar-brand img {
	max-height: 35px!important;
	height: 35px!important;
}

About “change language” text, we need to know what language plugin do you have.

Thanks for the reply. I’ve fixed the CSS problem now.

I’m not using any language plugin but just want one more text-box besides “mail” and “phone number” so I can link to my english version webside – is that possible?

It’s possible, only after every update you will need to add that custom code again.
For your problem you can try to insert code below in header.php line 110:

<a href="#"><i class="fa fa-language"></i>English</a>

Thank you very much ??

Can I change the little icon to a flag? Or is it too complicated?

Yes you can, just change “fa-language” to something other from this list.

Re: CSS File:

If there is no style sheet as such… where are the style settings so I can alter them???

I want to change font sizes and add some different colours to fonts selectively.
I don’t want to do this as inline code.

Also I want to insert a larger Logo as CarolineMentor (above) requested.

Is the CSS Custom PlugIn the only way to do this???

many thanks

Did you check Maskitto Light Options section?
There you can set custom fonts and colors.

CSS file is located in css/style.css

@shufflehound…
Checked all the Options and so on. I want to change specific fonts and their sizes & colours not a global sweep!

Again where are the Style Settings??? OR are you suggesting I use the Maskitto Light: Stylesheet (style.css) to do my edits?

thanks for the rapid response! ??

Oh and I forgot I want to change the Captions font style and size using CSS…

Later in future updates we will try to make custom CSS edit easier from theme options, but at this moment for those custom CSS settings we can only recommend to use this plugin.

OK. The problem is I need to know what style settings have been used and where are they?
Without knowing what the CSS styles are it is very risky to make any changes.

Why are you not prepared to divulge this information? It is very unprofessional.

He’s not hiding anything (nor is he being unprofessional). All the CSS for any theme is in the theme files – style.css (and in some themes, additional files). A browser tool like Firebug will show you all the CSS – or you can look in the theme files.

The point is that modifying theme files is not a good way to make changes – as they will be overwritten when the theme is updated. So using a custom CSS plugin – and ADDING changes there will prevent that from happening.

These may be helpful if you are new to working with CSS:

https://getfirebug.com/css

https://www.w3schools.com/css/

@ WPyogi – there are no style sheets within this theme that have any style content that I can find. If you know where they are please show me.
I am not concerned with future updates… I always back up my authored CSS to cover that event.

I dont want to copy the CSS from Firebug etc and dump it into the existing empty style sheet as that may create a new problem by duplicating CSS residing elsewhere if you follow.

Thanks for the tip but it isn’t solving the problem as detailed above. ??