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You can do it by modifying your CSS either by adding this rule declaration to your child theme or to your themes custom CSS at WordPress dashboard Appearance -> Theme Options -> Styles CSS ??

this will put it to middle

#logo {
padding-left: 36%;
}

this will put the logo to right

#logo {
float: right;
}

Do you have a child theme? If you have add the next rule declaration to your child theme if not add it in WordPress dashboard Appearances -> Theme Options -> CSS styles area ??

.menu a {
padding: 0 2.9em;
}

Do you have a Child Theme? If not then the code you inserted to styles.css will be overwritten when you update your theme. If you don’t have it I highly recommend doing it since you’re interested doing other stuff also ?? Here is nice tutorial for creating a child theme its really not complicated ??

https://managewp.com/how-to-create-a-child-theme

And yes sure I can try to help you with other stuff also ??

Can you give your URL again? ??

Ok so try adding this

.bge4e6e9 {
background: #EBEEF1;
}

Yes you could maybe do it by modifying your php code but the way I gave you is the most convienient way to solve this issue since modifying the php code of the slider could lead to malfunction of the slider itself if you don’t really know what you’re doing ?? Just hiding the slider button won’t cause any harm to anywhere and its easy to get it back to visible again if you see it necessary as the site evolves ??

No don’t put it to your Styles.css IF you don’t have a CHILD THEME because it will be overwritten the next time you update your theme. Instead you can put it to your themes Custom CSS field wich is usually found on your WordPress dashboard Appearance -> Theme Options -> CSS styles

Here is a tutorial how to make a child theme if you want to make one

https://managewp.com/how-to-create-a-child-theme

Add this rule declaration to your custom CSS (or child theme if you have one) ??

.cycle-pager span {
visibility: hidden;
}

Can you give your website URL so I can take a look? ??

Wow I’ve been quite confused or something sorry about that! Could you specify a little bit that what “widget area” you want to change the background? I mean in the footer or in the social icons area or somewhere else? ??

Can you give your website URL so people can take a look? ??

Kjeldo, add this rule declaration to your child theme:

.main-nav ul.menu li.current-menu-item > a {
background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #D5812C;
color: #FFFFFF;
}

the “color” changes the font color to white from the light blue not sure if you wanted that but to me it looks a bit better ??

ok so add this rule declaration to your child theme:

div.inner-footer-item {
border: none;
}

Are you using firebug or google web developers tool? Both are awesome and easy to use tools to fixing these kind of small issues ??

Try this one out and see how it works for you. You can add this rule declaration to your custom CSS in your WordPress dashboard Appearances -> Theme Options -> CSS Styles

#site-navigation, #site-sub-navigation {
margin-right: 65.2%;
}

#site-navigation li a, #site-sub-navigation ul ul li a {
width: 287%;
}

Try adding that rule declaration to your themes custom css if you don’t have a child theme ?? You can find it at your WordPress dashboard Appearance -> Theme Options -> CSS Styles

Don’t paste it to the styles.css because once you update your theme it gets overwritten and thats where a child theme comes to play. If you want to set up a child theme here is a simple and effective tutorial:

https://managewp.com/how-to-create-a-child-theme