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    Solution and ‘bug’ found:
    The classes hide-on-desktop, hide-on-mobile and hide-on-tablet exist in the Neve theme, which is great.

    However, hide-on-tablet will hide on mobile too not just on tablet.
    To fix this behavior, I modified the theme directly and added a min-width clause for tablets: 

    
@media (min-width: 576px) and (max-width: 959px) {
  .hide-on-tablet {
    display: none;
  }
}

    I’m quite new to WordPress as well.

    There are two ‘editors’:
    – ‘Customize’ is quite general: site-wide stuff like title, icon, layout, etc.. You can enable and disable titles there I think.
    – ‘Edit Page’ is only for the page: add blocks, colors, buttons, etc…

    And than there is the Neve options (top-right corner icon in the Edit Page.

    It’s a bit of a learning curve and sometimes it’s better/easier/faster to just type code. I’m still working this one out tho.

    Good luck.

    Could you share the content of the function at line 78? Does the start.php file exist? Have you modified said file?

    It might have to do with file permissions if the start.php exists; your WordPress installation should be in /var/www/html. It uses thewww-datauser to open, read and modify files. If the files you are trying to access are in your/home/folder,www-data won’t necessarily have the permissions to access it.

    If it is the case, do not change the permission: you don’t want your open-to-everyone website to have access to the home folder and be able to modify any files there (.bashrc, .bash_history, .local/ for example are critical).

    Re-install the theme in /var/www/html/wp-content/theme/ with the correct permissions and ownership.

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