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What is your website URL?

Is the “Mobile View” option enabled?

There’s indeed a bug with the > turned into & g t;, but it only affects how the custom CSS is displayed in the dashboard.
The CSS is correctly included on the frontend, so those rules should work.

Use Firebug or the browsers built-in dev tools to inspect the applied styling and see how it is processed / overridden.

This should work by just placing it in the (child) theme’s functions.php file…

Or you could use a plugin like WP Hide Posts which, despite its name, can also hide pages from appearing in various places.

“C17. What if I want to use both the presentation page and the blog page?

If you’ve enabled the presentation page and also want to create a blog page (like the default WordPress homepage), create a new page and choose “Blog Template” as the page template. Then add a link to that page in your menu(s) (if it isn’t created automatically).”
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The “Category page with intro” is experimental.
The page which uses the “Category page with intro” template and category need to have exactly the same slug and your WordPress needs to be configured to use the %postname% slug.

Use #access .menu > ul > li > a to affect the top items of the menu only.
Or #access .menu > ul > li depending on what you are trying to change.

That’s one of the craziest edit I’ve seen so far. :))))

To move this to a child theme, just copy the theme-frontpage.php file to your child theme’s folder, next to the style.css file.
Then create a functions.php file with the following content:

<?php

require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . "/theme-frontpage.php"); //Frontpage file

?>

Are you by any chance using the new (not-responsive) “logo upload” feature instead of the old (now responsive) header background image?

Normal state: .commentlist li.comment { background: #abcdef; }
Hover state: .commentlist li.comment:hover { background: #fedcba; }

Unfortunately, it’s on the complicated side…

To change the column count you’d have to add code in the theme options for you extra columns (requires a separate field that gets filtered/saved/loaded for each image, title, text and read more link).

Then you’d need to add the code to display it on the frontend, and also make the proper CSS changes to fit the new layout.

This will take several man-hours to complete.

The bug is still there in the latest 2.0.2. Just make sure there’s no mailto: at all in the email field in social settings when you save, and the link should be correct after that save.

The mobile CSS is loaded in the footer of the page, to make sure the mobile styling is the absolutely last one that applies so you can’t break responsiveness with absolute sizes unless you really want to ??

The site title and tagline code changes a bit in 2.0(.x) to fit the new header layout.
Use something like Firebug to inspect the elements and you’ll figure out the new rules to use to make your custom CSS work again.

You need to use a custom menu for this.

That was a design choice. You can use this Custom CSS to add it back:

#site-description {
    border-left: 1px solid #666666;
    padding-left: 20px; }

customize the width and the colour.