Lauren Pittenger

Hi @disneydejavu

Looks like you’ve sorted out these questions. Is there anything I can help with?

Hi @apprenticewriter!

Looking at the front end of your site, it looks like you may have resolved this. Is that so?

Screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ygcxg8t20o5q710/About.png?dl=0

Hi @amyjen2697! I’m happy to take a look. I’m not able to see the page that you linked to. Is it a private page?

Hi @jackgriffin99

It looks like the background color of your hamburger menu is coming from Elementor, rather than the Sinatra theme.

If you’d like to change its background color, you can do so by going into any page built with Elementor and then go to the top-left hamburger menu inside the Elementor settings. From there, go to Site Settings > Buttons. There you can set your background color for buttons, which includes the hamburger menu button. Note that this change will affect the other buttons on your site.

If you want to leave your other button colors the way they are, you can put this bit of CSS wherever you’re adding your custom CSS (whether in a child theme or in Custom CSS in the customizer).

.si-hamburger {
    background: #8D852D !important;
}

To change the hover color:

.si-hamburger {
    background: red !important;
}

Hey Evan, thanks for flagging that up to me. I pushed up a fix, let me know if you run into any other issues!

Hi testarn,

Welcome to WordPress! You can remove those two lines from the footer. I’m not sure what you mean by built in options, but you may want to look at creating a child theme and then copying the footer template to your child theme. Then you will be able to safely edit the file without fear that your changes will be overridden when an update is released for the Sydney theme. To access your website’s HTML & CSS code, there are a few things to consider such as are you on a self-hosted WordPress site? Do you have FTP access? If you’re on a wordpress.com website, the code isn’t going to be accessible for editing, but on a self-hosted site, the code will be accessible by connecting to your server through FTP.

Hope that helps.

Lauren

Hi @evster! Thanks so much for such detailed feedback! I’m going to aim to get the issues you pointed out by the end of this week. Thanks so much again.

So, the Nature One theme uses a custom function to create an excerpt which takes the content and shortens it. Perhaps try creating a child theme if you don’t have one already, and altering the index.php file at line 30, replacing echo skt_natureone_content(40); with the_excerpt

It looks like what happens is on the home page, the h1 tag is the site’s title in the header. But if you click on a blog post, the site title changes to a paragraph tag and then the page’s h1 tag moves to the post’s title. I think this makes sense as you would want your page’s title to be the site title on the home page, but on the other pages you’d want the h1 to be the post or page’s actual title.

Hello! There must be an eCommerce plugin installed on your site. I would suggest looking at the plugins that are installed on your website and then look for a corresponding settings section. Then, I would look for email settings. If you can provide the plugin you have installed, I may be able to help further.

If I understand your question, it sounds like it may not be an issue with HTML structure, than it may be with CSS. Could it be that your headings and images are not block display elements and could they perhaps be floated left, causing the elements to overlap without the nbsp’s?

Just spoke with WPEngine’ support again, and they say it is most likely the Semicolon theme itself. Because their server is set up differently than my local environment, that can explain why I didn’t get the same error.

I was provided with a list of functions that are not allowed on WPEngine’s servers:
enabled functions on server level

I would like to be able to update this theme.

Any help is greatly appreciated!