Michelle Langston

That’s strange. Do you have a link to your site where we can take a look at the widgets? Are the images stored on your server, or on the external sites? If the images are stored on your server, maybe try uploading them again and seeing if that helps.

The functions_exist() bug has been fixed, so you can now modify the entry meta function in your child theme.

Hi there,

Thanks for the additional details, I see what you mean. For a page where you want the featured image to appear, can you do the following:

1. Open it for Editing
2. Upload a new featured image (don’t just select an existing one from the library. Rather, re-upload the image).
3. Save your changes, and reload the page.

If it’s still not working, let us know.

To change the background color, you can either use the WordPress custom background feature, or the following CSS:

body:before {
    background: #303030;
}

Replace the “303030” with your color of choice. ??

There is a theme option that lets you extend the content area, but that’s for all pages. I’m afraid it’s not possible to only target pages that contain galleries.

Thanks for the suggestion, we will take that into account for a future version.

If you have the Jetpack plugin, you can use the included Custom CSS Editor to make CSS changes to your theme (allowing you to modify the colors as you wish).

Hi, Writr just contains a left sidebar, and no footer widget area.

Glad you like the theme!

Hi there! Woo Commerce support is not built in. If you wanted to add it you’d have to modify the theme (perhaps as a child theme) to add the necessary support.

Hi Marylea,

Can you check to make sure that all of the images that should be displaying are actually attached to your post? That means they must have been uploaded to that particular post (Edit > Post > Add Media), and not directly to the media library or to another post.

I have a feeling that is the problem, but if not, let me know and I’ll look further.

Sunspot is a responsive theme, and it was designed to display widgets below the main content on the mobile view.

Hi there,

The easiest way is to hide the column with CSS:

#main .widget-area {
display: none;

.site-content {
width: 99.2535%;
}

Hi robjr,

You can disable the Mobile Theme by navigating to the Jetpack Dashboard (Jetpack > Jetpack in your WordPress Dashboard). Find the “Mobile Theme” module and click on the “Learn More” button. After you click that button, the “Deactivate” button will appear to the right of the “Learn More” button. Click “Deactivate” and you’ll be set.

Did the Mobile Theme cause your site to turn white on both the desktop and mobile view, or just the mobile view?

Hi SBiglow,

Were you able to figure this out? I visited your site and don’t see the “Leave a Comment” link on your Pages. Nice looking blog, by the way!

No, just FTP is fine.

Thanks, esmi. I will do that!