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adjust the hex value of this code declaration to your child theme and the main-nav bg color changes ??

#site-navigation {
background: #FFFFFF
}

try different values and see the result ??

yeah in this theme its just for the background image not to header I just checked the theme myself ?? there is a way to do it and I just did it to my own site I found the instructions here

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/removing-title-in-liquorice-theme?replies=9

tell me if there is something you dont understand and I’ll try to help you ??

Oh I checked the theme and it automatically takes your text from the sites title so we have to do it a bit different way just a moment ??

Yeah! Have you tried to put a custom header image from your WordPress dashboard already?

Yeah create a child theme! ?? try inserting this rule declaration to your child theme:

[class*=”wp-image”] {
border: none;
box-shadow: none;
transition: none;
}

[class*=”wp-image”]:hover {
box-shadow: none;
}

how did it work out? ??

add this to your child theme and the lines are gone ??

.main-menu {
background: transparent
}

let me know is it working for you ??

In case you haven’t figured it out yet here is some tweaks ??

for the topbar this command line indicates the color of font:

.topbarmenu ul li a {
color: #FFFFFF;
}

Nice job man! Keep tweaking and learning ??

Hello again! ?? I’m not 100% what you mean but you want to add one more “box” to the main content? Just to make myself clear am I understanding you right add this to your child theme:

.entry-content, .entry-summary {
background: #000000;
}

is that the right area you want transparent with different colour? ??

Your best bet would be to use a webdevelopers tool like Firebug or Google Chrome Web Developer so you can inspect your code and make realtime adjustments to see what changes and how ?? Also if you can paste your website here so people can take a look and help you way better ?? Cheers, Jesse!

Yes but you need to have a Child Theme where you do all the CSS edits so when the parent theme updates you dont lose anything since they are in your childs theme ??

Install the Highwind theme to your WordPress site from the Dashboard -> Appearance -> Themes -> Install Themes and type to the search field Highwind and install the first one which comes up and you should be good to go ??

There seems to be a bit of padding in the main content, try to get rid of that by this rule declaration and see how it works out for you ?? add this to your child themes styles.css:

#main {
padding: 0px;
}

Can you give your website URL so people can take a look? ?? If you cannot make the changes through from the wordpress dashboard you could also get rid of the header image by modifying your CSS code to your child theme ??

add this to your child theme:

#colophon {
top: 1px;
}

check it out and see how it works for you ??