Clydeo

Hi

There are two ways you could do this.

Try add this to your title.

<span style=”color:#FF6600 !important;”>AMIGOS</span> SPORTS

Alternatively you could use an image instead of text for the logo. Then you can change the color of the font in the image editor you use.

Hi Jenn

You can use the code !important to override the default headings css settings, without changing them, for instance if you are using a stylesheet in a child theme.

h5 {
font-family: “Coming Soon” !important;
font-size: 14px !important;
font-weight: bold !important;
}

This should fix your issue. You also need to make sure that the font Coming Soon is accessible for the stylesheet. Also remember that visitors to your website may not have the “Coming Soon” font on their computer at which point the font will revert to the default font.

Alternatively you can set the fall back fonts like so:

font-family: “Coming Soon”, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif !important;

Hi

If you are using a theme many of them will have an option to show/hide breadcrumbs in the theme settings.

If it does not, Gareth is correct and you can use css to hide the breadcrumbs with something like:

.breadcrumbs { display:none;}

Hi

If you are using a video you have uploaded to Youtube (or Vimeo), which is the easiest way to get a video online and use it on your website, then all you have to do is paste the url into your page where you want it.

Like this

in order to get it to auto play add autoplay=1 to the end of the url like so.

[YouTube Video URL]?rel=0&autoplay=1

example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ?rel=0&autoplay=1

I hope that works for you. A similar option exists for Vimeo.

there add on code is &autoplay=1

example: https://vimeo.com/108986967?&autoplay=1

Please note that autoplay and/or loop will not work on most mobile devices.

Hi

Firstly I would suggest just using one theme for one website, as this will add a continuity to your website’s design rather than having it appear to be two different websites. If you do want to continue with the two theme approach. Here is an video that tells you how to accomplish this.

https://www.uniqueblogdesigns.com/how-to-use-multiple-wordpress-themes-on-the-same-domain/

If you do it this way, by adding another copy of WordPress on a sub-directory of your main site, you can control that themes menu from the Appearance – Menus page in the wp-admin of this “site”/page. This page will show the menu created in that page’s theme rather than the menu of your main site’s theme. You can use the custom menu links to link back to your main site, as the pages will not show in your shop theme admin.

If you decide to go with the one theme approach, consider working with a WooThemes Theme, as they will work very well with WooCommerce.

To have multiple header menus in one theme for different pages usually requires a bit of php and css knowledge, which I can help you with if you choose that direction. WooThemes are also very easy to work with for this as they have great actions and hooks to use for it.