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Hi SRD75, there should be no compatibility issues with WordPress 4.5.

Check out the available options under Appearance > Mantra Settings > Presentation Page.
You’ll find all the controls in there.

That’s a bit tricky. We’re still looking into it so we don’t have a definitive answer/timeframe for the issue.

Find a plugin that allows you to input HTML (or widgets) via shortcodes.
While advanced HTML is filtered by WordPress filtering rules, shortcodes are accepted in that field.

I go by the rule that not all answers are good answers. I’m not nominating any particular reply here, but I do see a lot of generic replies given out that are often not useful or downright opposite to the correct solution. Sometimes silence *is* golden.

Imagine this being transposed into medicine – somebody might give out drug prescriptions based on the simple fact that they know how to perform CPR… ??

You could just replace the $agentstring value in proxy.php to something less obvious, like Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:23.0) Gecko/20130406 Firefox/23.0

Clearly this is not the way to do it as plugin files get replaced on update, but until this is controllable from the settings, there’s no other way.

eip, you’d better search for responsive slider plugins then.
Themes do not control how plugins display their content, it’s the plugin’s responsibility to include their proper responsive CSS.

Thanks for pointing it out. That’ll be fixed in the next update ??

There’s no element that contains both #main and #footer and only those.

You can achieve a box shadow effect on the entire white area via a trick:

#main {
padding-bottom: 42px;
box-shadow ... }

#footer {
position: relative;
margin-top: -42px; }

This will move the footer over the content and the content’s box shadow will apparently include the footer as well.

Adding/removing content from the footer will require re-adjusting the 42px value.

You meant logging in with facebook/twitter, not posting to… okay. Ignore my last sentence before.

Did you test with Twenty-something to see if the comment form changes?

#primary .widget-title, #secondary .widget-title { text-align: center; }
will work.

You did not mention placing the menu OVER the header image before.

#branding { position: relative; }
#access { position: relative; margin-top: -30px; }

Jetpack Comments work fine with Mantra. I use it on two sites with the theme.

Make sure the feature is turned on in Jetpack, and you can also temporarily switch to a different theme just to make sure it actually works or not.

Posting to facebook/twitter is separate functionality from comments. Don’t mix them up.

Make a backup of your entire website/hosting account.

Try to re-upload Mantra via FTP and overwrite the existing files.

Your settings should be kept.

Simply select the desired template when creating/editing a page (you’ll find the selector in the right column).