Derek

On any page you don’t want a sidebar, you can assign that page to the single column template. Then there wont be a sidebar at all.

The footer credit is put in with a function using the wp_footer hook. A php function could be used to undo the action using remove_action()

You would need to install a child theme, and put the code in your functions.php file of the child theme.

The footer is set up to have four widgets of equal width. You can adjust the width using the Custom CSS panel in the Customizer. You can also get rid of all of the widgets by copying the footer.php file to your child theme, and then editing it to remove the widgets completely.

Did you get this sorted out?

The above solution will work, but you can also use the opacity feature. Opacity will leave the button there, but nobody will be able to see it (so it will keep the spacing). You can also use CSS in your child theme to control the padding around the links, so that the height of the boxes on the right are equal to your image height.

To make the button go away you can do what rossmarc described above.

To make it invisibible, but keep the spacing you can try this:
.right-front-page-boxes a span img{opacity: 0;}

To change the padding around the top link you can try this:
.right-front-page-boxes #top a{padding:10px; 25px;}

And for the bottom boxes you can try this:
.right-front-page-boxes a{padding:8px; 25px;}

You’ll just need to change the padding height from 10px and 8px to something else.

I’m assuming you’re talking about removing one of the three footer widget areas in the footer container. How to space them out would depend on how you removed the footer widget area you didn’t want, and which one your removed.

You would need to use a child theme or a custom CSS plugin to resize the widths of the remaining widget areas so they took up one third of the footer container each.

I can be more specific if you send a link to your site.

No problem. I’m going to mark this as resolved.

The premium version allows you to replace the front page image with a video by using the YouTube embed code.

A Google search for how to embed a channel, instead of a specific video turned up this embed code:

<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/?listType=user_uploads&list=YOURCHANNELNAME" width="580" height="326"></iframe>

Replace YOURCHANNELNAME with your YouTube channel name.

You can find additional player parameters here: https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters

Great. I’ll mark this as resolved.

I would start with basic troubleshooting. I would deactivate all of the plugins, then refresh the screen and see if it shows up. If it does, then it’s a plugin.

If that doesn’t work I would reactivate the plugins, and change themes to 2015 or 2016 and see if your navigation shows up then.

This is a tough one, since this theme has over 10,000 downloads, and I’m not aware of anyone else with this issue.

Please let me know what happens when you do the above.

I know you said you’ve been through the menu settings, but I still have to ask. Did you check the box to make the correct menu your main navigation? See this: https://www.alleviatemassage.com.au/wp-content/themes/chiro-pro/images/nav-box.jpg

Also, I noticed an class I’m not familiar with.

<ul id="nav" class="gfcustomizedmenu-mainnav menu">

Are you using a plugin to customize your menus?

I don’t know for sure if I understand what you did, but it sounds like you deleted the database for your entire WordPress site. I’m not sure how you would do that wile working with the theme.

If I understand the problem correctly, then you’re whole site would be down due to the inability to establish a database connection.

I don’t know if you install your site using FTP in cPanel, or if you’re using a 1 click install.

You can setup a new database in your cPanel, assign a user to the database with a username and password, and then edit your config.php file with the database info. Then when you try to load your site in a browser it should attempt to re-install WordPress. The re-installation will repopulate your database with the proper database tables.

You will have to go back and re-do your WordPress settings, and you’ll lose all of the changes you made in the theme customizer.

If you’re willing to spend a few bucks, I would recommend the backupbuddy plugin by iThemes. You can schedule regular backups of your entire WordPress installation including plugins, images, themes, etc., and have it sent to cloud storage on a regular basis.

If I misunderstood your problem, please let me know.

Also, feel free to let me know what happens when you trouble shoot.

I don’t think the theme would have anything to do with it, but I can suggest some ways to trouble shoot it and find out what’s causing the problem.

The first thing I would try would be to deactivate all of your plugins, and see if it still happens. This could give you a clue if it’s a plugin causing the problem.

You can also try switching to the twenty-fifteen theme. If it still happens, then it’s not the theme.

I can see you’re using JetPack on your site. I’ve heard of this happening when people are using both Yoast SEO and JetPack.

Here’s a thread you can check. https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/publicize-sometime-send-page-not-found-to-facebook-post?replies=5

Yes. You can go to https://chirothemes.com/videos and watch the first two videos, then click the “watch more videos” link. The tutorials cover everything from installation to setting up the theme to look just like the demo.

Hi, I’ve looked at your question a few times over the past couple of days, and I’m still not sure exactly what you’re trying to do, and why it’s not working.

If you give me the URL of a page, and tell me what you’re tying to make that page do, I may be able to help you out.

1. You can copy the file “404.php” from the parent theme into your child theme. Then edit the following:

Where is says <article class="two-thirds-left"> change it to <article class="single-column">

Then delete <?php get_sidebar(); ?>

That should do it.

For the questions about the appointment form, you just have to enter the fields from within the Fast Secure Contact Form plugin. For help with that, there is a video at chirothemes.com that shows the whole process https://chirothemes.com/setting-up-the-online-appointment-form/

And to make it even easier, there is a settings import file that you can import into the plugin to make it look like the demo https://chirothemes.com/downloads-files/