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I’m not sure what you need help with. Seems like you’re not using Magnus on that link. I’ll mark this as “Resolved”, but feel free to re-open if you still need help (and provide further details about your issue if you do, please).

Hi @hansmagne! Glad that @alchymyth helped with a solution.

The only thing I’d add to that is to do it in a child theme. If you edit the theme files directly, they will get overwritten when I issue updates to it. By placing the changes on your own child theme, you’ll guarantee those changes will never be overwritten! Hope this helps!

Hi @kosmikk – I just checked the demo site on my phone (mobile Chrome on Nexus6P) and it displays fine (with the exception of a known bug). Can you share the URL of your site?

Hey @snie333 – This is by design, so that the text on top of the images has better readability. But what @suyogyashukla suggested will work for what you want ??

Hi @kosmikk,

You can do that with CSS, but I don’t know why you’d want to… The theme was designed for great readability, and that involves having the right balance of line width and height for that typeface size. Wider lines makes it really hard to read.

The main container has a max-width set, if you change that value you’ll likely achieve what you desire. I have’t spent much time on this, but would be something like:

.content-area {
    max-width: 100%;
}

Add this in some custom CSS plugin, don’t actually edit the theme files, as they’ll get overwritten when I release updates to the theme. You can find recommendations on that in other posts on the Magnus support threads.

Hope this helps. Cheers!

You have to know CSS to do that. I’d recommend using a Custom CSS plugin (see other threads in this forum for recommendations) – don’t ever make changes to the theme’s css files, as they’ll get overwritten when there’s a theme update.

You can use something like this:

.sidebar-toggle span, .sidebar-toggle span:before, .sidebar-toggle span:after {
    background: #000;
}

Change the color value of the background to whatever you want.
Hope this helps.

>Tried asking this in response to another form but haven’t heard back in 3 days so maybe a new post is better.

Just to be clear, I’m doing this on my free time and distributing the theme for free, so please understand that I can’t provide support for it every day.

Ok, so there are two things you can do. For the homepage, you can do this (it will affect the first post, that takes the whole screen):

.blog-home-content article:first-child {
    width: 100%;
    height: 50vh;
}

On single posts, you can do this: (and this will apply to the media query on desktop widths)

@media (min-width: 1100px)
.featured-image .site-header-image {
    height: 50vh;
}

Hope this helps

You can do something like this if you want them both at the same size:

.site-branding h1,
.site-branding h2 {
  font-size: 1em;
}

or separate the selectors if you want them at different sizes:

.site-branding h1 {
  font-size: 1em;
}

.site-branding h2 {
  font-size: 0.8em;
}

Remember to do this via some plugin for custom css. Never edit the theme files directly, they’ll get overwritten when there’s a theme update. Jetpack includes a Custom CSS module (you could also get just the css module as a plugin if you don’t want the whole Jetpack).

You can add some custom CSS for it, by targeting the selectors .site-branding h1 and .site-branding h2 respectively. Hope this helps!

Hi there, your site is looking great!

This is a known issue already, I just haven’t had time to fix it yet. It should be fixed in the next upgrade (or you can make a patch and submit a Pull Request on github if you know how to fix it) ??

There’s no such option at the moment. I’ll take it under consideration for a future update ??

Hi there, this is by design, not a bug. I limited the items displayed directly in the PHP code of that. You should use the “Primary Sidebar Navigation” menu area (the one that shows once you click the menu icon on the top right) for a more extensive navigation menu. If you don’t add any items to the “Header Quick Navigation” area, it won’t be displayed, you’ll only see the menu icon. Hope this helps.

Not currently, and I have no plans on making this happen, but if you make this happen, feel free to share and I’ll consider it for the theme – development for Magnus happens on Github ??

I don’t think that can be accomplished easily, as the theme wasn’t thought that way. But maybe what you can do is set a page as your frontpage (in settings > reading, in the admin) and assign a featured image to that page, that will show like the posts one. The only caveat in that scenario is you won’t get a title link text in the center. Otherwise, you can always make a child theme and create a specific template for this. Hope this helps. Cheers!

No idea how that happened, if you could share how it got fixed, that would be great to maybe prevent this in the future!

Hope you’re enjoying Magnus! Cheers!