Just Ard

Thank you Jeremy
I edited the text to black in Google Fonts, so simple. However what threw me out was that the caption was showing in the Tiled Gallery.

The title is not showing on Hover though, which it does on the Tiled Galleries. Is there a code that should be placed in the code for the Gallery?

Hi StruthRuth

I see you sorted it.

Lovely looking place there. Pity we’re on the opposite side of the world, but good to keep in mind if ever any money falls my way.

Cheers bemdesign.

I have no reason to contact the developer, as I have resolved this for myself, but as I said, leaving the post as unresolved so when the theme developers pop their heads in, which they do, they will pick up on it, and maybe post a resolution.

Got it.

In the index.php on line 29 there is the entry:

‘posts_per_page=3’

needs to change to:

‘posts_per_page=10’

Is there something else that could be inserted instead of the number so that the “Read Settings” controls it? That much is beyond me at the moment.

I’ll leave this as unresolved at the moment to see if someone can come up with a resolution to the above.

I have deactivated all the plugins and it still didn’t work.

I then changed the date of the first post from 3rd Oct to 11th, and it showed up at the top, but there were still only 3.

Thanks for that, I have read it and it is very helpful, but tpdungan was asking for a list of CSS Selectors and I was just trying to be helpful with how she can find them as there is no definitive list.

To find the CSS selectors, I used Inspect Element in Chrome to find them. As I understand it, although some may be global, they do differ from theme to theme.

They normally begin with a # or .

Here are some:

#right-sidebar – The rightsidebar.

.wp-caption-text – Caption Text under image

.entry-title – page title

.comment p – Comment Text

I have learned to use them and have those above in place. I don’t know your knowledge as far as finding the CSS Selectors, but I found this article very handy in helping with the detective work. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Finding_Your_CSS_Styles

Sorted. I thought I would put it here for others to use. I don’t know if this is the correct coding or not but it works.

/* Sidebar Width */
.right_sidebar {
width: 20%;
float: right;
}

/* Blog Width */
.col-md-8 {
width: 80%;
}

I worked it out, so here is the CSS. I just have to work our how to expand the main area.

.right_sidebar {
width: 20%;
float: right;
}

The width can be changed in px or %.
The Sidebar was aligned to the left so I included the float: right; and it is aligned to the right.

All I need to do is work out how to expand the main content area.

I worked it out, so I thought I would post it here to show how I did it as I get fed up of people resolving their issues and not saying how they did it so others can be helped.

I added this to the Child Theme.

.post-thumbnail.alignleft {
width: 167px;
height: auto;
}

You can set your own dimensions.
There may be a setting somewhere but I couldn’t find it.

Sorry I can’t help you with this 1-jah. Your code works perfectly when tested on my main page, so can’t see why it doesn’t on your top bar.

Thanks so much guys. Theme back on tops!

Thank you for the update.

It does not remove the 4 widget areas showing at the foot of the page. I am still having to use the code:

.fr_widgets_bottom_widget {
display: none;
}

to remove them.

Thank you 1-jah

I used your code above and found the correct code for the bottom widgets.

Added this to the CSS.

.fr_widgets_bottom_widget {
display: none;
}

It clears the whole bar.

Hi jebswebs.

1-jah has come up with the solution. Check out his post Duplicate Menus.