ElmaStudio

I looked at your site and I actually couldn’t find any problems with the iPad version.

But if you still want to delete the mobile stlyes you would have to delete the entire section ” Media queries for responsive design” (line 1165) in style.css

To not display the navigation via CSS display:none is an option. But if you want to delete the html code for the main navigation completely you can customize the header.php file and delete the code in line 37-39:

<nav id="mainnav" class="clearfix">
	<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) ); ?>
</nav><!-- end mainnav -->

It’s best to use a child theme if you modify any of the themes template files so your customizations will be safe even with future parent theme updates. You can find more info on creating a child theme here: https://themeshaper.com/2009/04/17/wordpress-child-theme-basics/

If you go to Appearance / Widgets inyour admin panel and just drag’n’drop the widgets you prefer into sidebar 1 and 2 the default widgets (like Links, calender) that are shown after installation will be removed ??

You could include a jQuery slider plugin like the Nivo Slider:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-nivo-slider/

instead of the standard header image. With the next WordPress version update there will also be a rotating header image option within the Woko theme. You will be able to use custom images for this feature ??

Hi,

I never heard about this problem before but I looked in the forums and found this topic:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/widgets-problem-4?replies=8

Maybe the replies there can help, it maybe could have something to do with a new installed plugin as well. Did you install any new plugin?

I would recommend to deactivate all plugins and maybe switch to the standard Twentyten Theme. Then activate the plugins one by one and see if the problem is still there.

I hope this will work for you,
Ellen

To remove the page titles from all pages you have to edit the content-page.php and delete the following lines:

<header class="page-entry-header">
<h1 class="entry-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
</header><!--end page-entry-hader-->

Now the content of your pages will start right below the header withour showing the page title ??

Changing the header image height is not a default theme option right now, so you have to make changes to the theme template file “function.php”. There you can set your own header image height value in line 69 (“define HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT”).

Then you just upload your own image via the word-press admin panel and your own image with the cor-rect height should show up on your site ??

Since the yoko theme has two sidebars you have to remove all of the default widgets by dragging your own widgets into sidebar1 and sidebar2. Right know the theme doesn’t support to only use one of the sidebars, I’m not sure if this is what you wanted to do.

Since the layout does not look nice without any widgets in the right sidebar (sidebar2), I put some default widgets into it. If you want to remove them at all and don’t show any widget of your own you have to delete the code in sidebar.php line from 35 to 52.

I hope my answer can help you solve the problem ??

I’m not 100% sure but I just had a look at your site and I think the problem maybe has something to do with the cache plugin. The normal style.css is not getting loaded.

Maybe you can try to deactivate the cache plugin and see if this is really the problem. Then maybe it will help to just activate the plugin again and clear the cache.

If this doesn’t work out please let me know ??

I just wanted to add that you can also just drop your own widgets into the sidebars via the widget admin panel and the default widgets that are shown after installation will not be displayed anymore.

This way there is no need to touch the template files ??