David Beja

You hide those fields (now that they aren’t required) with css:

.comment-form-email, .comment-form-url { display: none; }

You can create a child theme and add these to the style.css of the child theme, or you could use a css editor, like the one of Jetpack plugin, and add those rules.

No, I mean, if you have firebug open, go to Network tab and you should find there style.css file with its path and the error code.

Do you have the style.css on the root of the theme folder?
What error do you have on firebug? What path does it show for style.css?

I think first you have to go to: Options > Discussion and uncheck the option:
– Comment author must fill out name and e-mail
So that those fields aren’t required.

Then check if it still appears on the page.
If it still appears you can hide the fields with css.

Do you have a link?

Do you have a link?
Did you activate the right theme on the administration?

In the style.css file you started with: *
Instead of: /*

Was it a copy paste problem or you have like that in your code?

But do you want do disable the comments or only some fields of the comments?

Yes, you can use with any theme.
There are some features that can be more easy or difficult to achieve depending on the parent theme, but you can create a child theme for any theme.

Ok, I found out that I can add my settings to the gallery tag like owl carousel tag.

It would be interesting if it was possible to define some settings by default.

Do you still have that code in your css?

I think it didn’t work because you are using the Styles Plugin that is caching the styles and put them inline after loading your child theme css.

I never used that plugin, but you should probably change that font size inside the plugin settings.

Yes, you have this css in your site forcing the size of 14px:

.styles #page .site-info a {
font-size: 14px;
font-family: Georgia, Times, serif;
}

Try to add to your child theme the size you want:

.styles #page .site-info a {
font-size: 12px;
}

Can you provide an url of your website?

You can change in Theme Options of Virtue Theme.

Go to: Appearance > Theme Options > Menu Settings

I have 2 suggestions:

1) Using CSS3 box-shadow (it will not work below IE9)

#component {
    box-shadow: 3px 0px #1693a5;
}
article {
    padding-right: 10px;  /* this padding is used so that the text has some padding from the border */
}

2) Using a background image
You create an image with a rectangle of the color of the border with 3px X 1px (3px is the width of the border you want…) and set it as a background of the #component div:

#component {
   background: transparent url(url_of_the_image) repeat-y top right;
}
article {
    padding-right: 10px;
}

Another option would be to set a border-right to #component, but then you would have to redefine the widths of the bootstrap spans so that the sidebar wouldn’t jump to the bottom.

Note that it’s better to make theme changes with a child theme or with a plugin that change the css dynamically, like Jetpack.

Hope this helps!

Can you provide an url of your website?