dwnfred

if you want to hide only the date for the posts you will need to edit the single.php (and other files) where is set the PHP code

for ex :

single.php

<div class="post-meta">
<strong><?php _e('Posted on', 'theme1547'); ?> <time datetime="<?php the_time('Y-m-d\TH:i'); ?>"><?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?></time>

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bold code should be (removed) or better hiding with some /* PHP comments tag

are you using “wp_nav_menu” ?
if yes : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5492495/how-to-remove-home-link-from-wp-nav-menu

else do you have some options for your template (is it your own template or an another template) ?

yes by hiding through CSS code, or in the template PHP code

BTW do you have a link with an example, will be easily to resolve the pb…

When you login into the admin panel > Appearance > Template > “actual template” and then search for the link where are Relaxa template options

or someting related with options for your template, otherwise you’ll get to change your CSS file

after the tests you can remove the “!important” textcode in the CSS code
it was just to test if it applies by “forcing” the style

now you can check every tags and applies with the font you want by adding the right font-family just like we did for the #content div.post p

KR

In fact, I don’t really get the difference between the 2 fonts, when i see the styles related to the tags in your page :

Droid Sans – for the Site title for ex.
https://s18.postimage.org/7le0b32q1/droid_sans.jpg

Droid Serif – for the post’s content
https://s15.postimage.org/u6zfk5gwb/droid_serif.jpg

Try with an another font (completly diff from Droid “something) from google font directory to set to your post content to see if it applies or not

In the css file, after the Single Post comment :

/* Single Post
--------------------------------------------- */
#content div.post p{
 font-family:'Droid Serif',  Times, serif !important;
}

Try this to test

Could you please give me an example where (which text for ex.) you want to put “Droid Serif” in your website : https://fashionablylight.com

have you checked that when you change permission it fix at value 755 after disconnexion/reconnexion? If yes you’ll need to contact your web hoster i think

Unable to create directory wp-content/uploads/2012/11. Is its parent directory writable by the server?

I think the message is clear : You need to chmod (change permission) on the parent directory (here /uploads/) via FTP

I think on IE there is more than ONE problem :

https://s7.postimage.org/k9fbax43f/Capturer.jpg

You will need to check your CSS file and fix some issue with IE browser (conditional comments, for ex.)

The Theme Features

Clean and minimalistic blog layout.
Responsive layout with CSS3 Media Queries, optimized for different browser sizes and mobile devices such as iPads, iPhones, Android phones etc.
Custom theme option page to easily change the background, text and link colours and choose your own logo image.
Dark theme version (you can switch from the default light design to a dark version in the themes option page).
Custom social links sidebar widget with mini icons (so you can link to your rss feed, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Delicious, Xing or LinkedIn page).
Ready for theme translation (right now there is and English and German translation available).
Threaded comments are supported.
CSS-Styles for the Contact form 7 wordpress plugin.
Use of Google Free Fonts Droid Serif and Droid Sans from the Google Font API.

i think so, could you check please on the admin panel of the template

On your admin panel don’t you have some settings for this template to set the font on which part of the website you want ? (example : for all paragraphs you want to use Droid Serif font ect…)

Otherwise you need to change your CSS file , search for “Droid Sans” and change with “Droid Serif”, by default the theme is set with “Droid Sans” in the body tag :

/* General Structure and Styles
--------------------------------------------- */
body {
	font-family:'Droid Sans', arial, sans-serif;
	color: #4C4C4C;
	background-color:#fff;
}

Normaly it is in the .PO file yes
which template are you using, your own?

OK it is solved :

get_bloginfo('language') == 'en-US' /* For the first menu EN */
get_bloginfo('language') == 'fr-FR' /* For the second menu FR */

It was really simple, I was wrong with puting if PHP tag in the widget logic textfield… (it is already a condition in it)

Thanks, kind regards