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To change the colour of the links put this in the style sheet:

.navbar .nav > li > a { color: #FFFFFF; }

For the colour of the bar try:

.navbar-inner {
background-color: #000000;
}

I’ve centralised mine at the top and made the bar full lenght this way:

.navbar-wrapper .brand {width:100%;display:block;}
.navbar-wrapper .navbar {width:100%;float:right;}
.header-spacer {
height: 10px !important;
}

You can play with the values to fit your needs.
Watch out for the smaller screen sizes because some values don’t respond well.

No, not that I understand.

You could rename the tab with a more generic name and perhaps move that page top of the sub-menu?

Hi,
That’s because they’re not clickable.
Here are a few solutions.

For the header, try this:

.wpbb-header-spacer {
height: 0px !important ;
}

This should answer the picture question

I think you’re going to have to create a new one from scratch.

on your top bar, click the blue “Customiz’It” button.
it’ll open a sidebar where you can select all sorts of options.

The bit you’re looking for is under “Front Page” in that menu.

Hello,

You’re better off starting your thread here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/theme/customizr
It’s the support page for Customizr.

When you’re on the image edit page, if you scroll down to the bottom, there should be a box entitled “Slider Options”.

Put the “add to slider” to yes.
There are a series of options which will appear. Fill in what you need.

Where it says select a slider, if it’s a new one, type a name in the box and click “add slider”.
You can then add other images to that slider by going on their respective edit pages and selecting the slider from the drop down menu.

Once your slider is done, go to the page you want to add it and select it from the dropdown.

Hope it all makes sense. Easier to do than to explain in fairness!

You should start a new topic @justdoitvideo since many won’t look at this thread.

Your menu is still there.
What size screen are you looking at your site on? From 768 downwards, the menu is a drop down box.

Hi Neryba,

Under Customiz’it, go to “Pages & Posts Layout”.
From the drop down menu “Choose the global default layout”, you can choose “No side bars: full width”.

You can also do this for every page individually.

It’s work! Thanks!
Previously, it was all done in the class.footer.php.

It’s a bit annoying since once I hand over to the client and they update the theme, our details will disappear…

Is there a way around this?

Add this to your child theme style sheet:

.format-icon:before {
speak: none;
text-transform: none;
-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;
padding-right: 10px;
opacity: 0.2;
position: relative;
top: 8px;
display: none;
font: normal normal 1.2em/1 ‘entypo’;
}

Is this something I can do in the child’s theme css of does it have to be from the parent one?

If I recall, everything featured on that FAQ thread is here

That page gets updated regularly.

Hello.
Customizr is what is called a responsive theme so it automatically resizes to suit which ever screen your site is being viewed on.

To see what I mean, you can go and test your site on the various resolutions on here: https://quirktools.com/screenfly/