Brad Davis

I just had a look at the top example that you added opacity to and you should see the dots in the tag cloud change and the color background in copyright change. If you are using Google Chrome make sure the browser is refreshing or you could try using adding !important as the theme might be loading over any changes you have made.

To use !important it would look like:

opacity: 0.4!important;

Hi Navarac,
The theme page on Theme Forest shows you a wide version (Wide & Boxed Version), so you might need to hunt through the theme settings to find it. Otherwise I would ask the developer a question in the comment section, they are normally pretty good at answering.

I took a quick look at the demo site and this should help get you started on your transparent quest:

#wrapper,
#access
#comments,
#respond,
#sidebar-wide,
#footer-area,
#copyright,
.entry {
  background: transparent;
}

I would recommend installing Firebug or using developer tools on Google Chrome to see how you can find the attributes you need to target. You will heaps on how a site is structures, your knowledge of CSS will get a boost and you will be able to figure out how to make more custom changes to any site.

Hope this helps you out.

Menu Lines
I have given you two examples below, the first makes it black and the second removes the line.

Black lines for menu:

.header .menu-bar {
  border-top: 3px double #000;
  border-bottom: 3px double #000;
}

Remove menu lines:

.header .menu-bar {
  border-top: 0;
  border-bottom: 0;
}

Drop down menu color

#menu .sf-menu li li {
  background-color: #e2b227;  // this is the color from the main menu bar
}

Hover background color and current background color on drop downs

#menu .sf-menu li li a.selected,
#menu .sf-menu li li a:hover {
  background: #900;  // This is the red used on the main menu bar for selected item
}

Quote Box Background:
Do you mean the green behind the ” ? That is actually an image, so one option would be to find and use a different image or you can do it with CSS, here is an example – https://24ways.org/2005/swooshy-curly-quotes-without-images/

Can you provide a link to the site and list the areas that you want to be transparent so people can see and be able to better help you.

Great that you took the time to make a child theme, the WordPress gods will shower you with kind thoughts! haha =)

Will be working on a Bootstrap theme this week so I will check it out as soon as I can, sorry I haven’t had a chance to look further into it yet.

Oh my bad on the typo! haha

You’re welcome and yes I think I can help you out with that what space! =)

If you wrap the header image and link in a div and then set a height like this should do it:
HTML part:

<div id="logo-container">
  <a href=?"http:?/?/?motivationgrid.com/?">
    <img src="https://motivationgrid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/cropped-Header.png" class="header-image" width="100%" height="100%" alt="">
  </a>
</div>

CSS part:

#logo-container {
  max-height: 272px;  // Or what height you want the header image set at
}

Awesome! =)

One way you could do it would be:

Logo

.site-title {
  max-width: 460px;
  margin: 0 auto;
}

Navi

.sf-menu {
  max-width: 840px;
  margi: 0 auto;
}

If you change any wording in the nav items, you may need to change the max width value.

Take a look at using the contact form that comes with the JetPack plugin. It is a simple contact form to set up.

You will need to remove the padding from the .site class, and then add padding back to your .wrapper class. eg,

.site {
  padding: 0;
}

.wrapper {
 padding; 0 1.714285714rem;
}

You may have to look for .site in your media queries as well or you could declare the value, 0!important;
Best to look for the media query and change that value.

The comment templates are handled by functions contained in the functions.php file, have you had a dig around in there?

Hi all, looks like my one was an easy one to fix compared to others. I think I have another one to fix with the same link so i’ll take note and post anything up here that I find.

Out of curiosity, I think listing plugins being used, WP version and hosting provider might be a good idea to see if we can find any common factors.

I was just asked to find this on a site. The code that was adding the links was in multiple folders in the plugin directory. So I just deleted all plugin folders on the server and reinstalled and it is fixed at the moment. Monitoring to see if it comes back.

To test:
1- Go to installed plugins
2- Deactivate all plugins
3- view your site, you may need to refresh
4- view source code and search for mycertify.net

If you can no longer find the links, login on to your server and delete all plugin folders, I think you should only have a index.php file in the plugin directory.

Hope it helps.