MarieJoJones

You could use a plugin like WP Responsibe Menu.

As far as I know, you can’t have a grand-child theme… So if you want to customize Goran you’d have to do it the unrecommended hacked way. In other words modify the code of Goran.

Least hazardous way if you can’t find an alternative and all you need is css customization would be to enqueue a custom.css stylesheet in the functions.php file and add your styles there, making sure you keep an updated copy of this css file outside the theme’s folder. Then when Goran is updated all you would have to do is to re-enter the enqueue code in the functions.php and reinsert your custom.css if it got wiped out. Feasible but not good practice.

Yes every child theme needs the parent in the themes folder.

And I can see “A trip to the North” on your own website.

Yes I do, it’s in black on white page background.

Unless you’re prepared to create a child theme into which you paste a copy of your theme’s header.php file to edit it, use a plugin which provides youTube link as well as the other social links you may need.

You would need to create a child theme and copy the footer.php file of your theme into your child theme folder.

Then you can edit the content contained in a div called copyright.

But please keep in mind that since you benefit from a free blog tool (WordPress) and a free theme (Attitude) it would be fair to give them due credit for the service they give you and the work it entailed.

On making a child theme, read the doc here https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes or watch one of the numerous videos on how to make one.

Basically:
1) you create an empty directory at the same level as your theme’s folder in wp-content/themes/

2) with a text editor you create a file named style.css and you add the content described in the link above. Make sure on line 6 that the name entered next to Template: exactly matches the name of your theme’s folder.

3) you copy footer.php from your theme’s folder put it into your child folder and edit the following lines with a text/html editor (I use notepad++ on Windows) between:
<div class="copyright"> and <!--.copyright-->, making sure you don’t touch the code and edit just the content, i.e. the words which appear in your footer.

I have Chrome on Win 7 Pro 64bits and I can see the h1 title, i.e. Theme Preview on the demo. This is the site’s title.

It is white on a picture background.

`.page-id-00 h1.entry-title {
display: none;
}

Replace the 00 with the ID number of your page.

If your theme’s customizer doesn’t allow you to change more than the background of the page, you’ll have to change it through:

* Custom CSS if your theme gives you this opportunity. Add the following code in it:

.footer-widgets {
    background-color: #024;
}

.separate-containers .widget, .separate-containers .hentry, .separate-containers .page-header, .widget-area .main-navigation {
    background-color: #024;
}

#024 is the blue of your main content.
If your theme’s customizer doesn’t provide custom CSS, you will have to create a child theme and add the above code to the style.css file in your child theme.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

Hi Bhavuk,
Strange it never happened to me. I’m no developer of WP sites, just a user. But I looked at your linked page source and all I can see in it are scripts. Not the standard wordpress produced code. And at the end this line
Served from: techseotricks.com @ 2016-02-11 02:56:22 by W3 Total Cache -->

So I guess problem stems from a plugin/script or some settings in w3 TC.
Sorry I can’t be of any help on this matter.

Yes, WP automatically creates a page for every image added to the Library.
This page only shows if a visitor clicks on the image like I did on your image https://techseotricks.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/google-webmaster-giving-keywords-1.png.
You can deactivate this function when you insert an image to your post or page an set the link to NONE in the lower right part of the screen under attachment display settings.