Dmytro

Thanks brokoliweb,
Shortening doesn’t help. I fixed it by editing style in plugin.php as following:

function cmnt_comment_form()
{
    $options = get_option('cmnt');
    if (isset($options['checkbox']))
    {
        echo '<p style="margin-left:-2px; margin-top:-70px"><input style="width: 20px" type="checkbox" value="1" name="subscribe" id="subscribe"';
        if (isset($options['checked']))
        {
            echo ' checked="checked"';
        }
        echo '/>&nbsp;<label style="margin:0; padding:0; position:relative; left:22px; top:-27px; bottom: 30px; font-style: italic;" for="subscribe">' . $options['label'] . '</label></p>';
    }
}

It is not the best solution because it has to be redone if the plugin is updates. But it is ok for now.

The same problem for me.

I fixed the tile-tag problem which was marked by RECOMMENDED.
The solution for tile-tag is described here
But the error related to a sanitization callback function is still present.

It should be possible too.
Try to add this to your archive.php (in the child theme):
<?php query_posts('cat=-1,-2,-3');?>
where 1,2,3 are the category numbers to exclude.
Put this code just before the loop <?php if ( have_posts() ) : ?>

Hi @wahine555!
It can be done easy.
Put this to you function.php

function exclude_category($query) {
if ( $query->is_home() ) {
$query->set('cat', '-XXX');
}
return $query;
}

replace XXX with the number of the category you want to exclude.
For example, to exclude BABY you use 625.

Keep in mind that you have to do in the child theme

To remove Archives, in you wordpress Dashboard go Appearance -> Widgets and delete widget Archives from the sidebar.

Thank you the support, Christine. I got it right this time.
Everything works!

Hi Christine,
Thank you for the reply.
I tried the instruction in the link. Sorry, I didn’t see it before. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work for me. I think something was missed in the thread you referred to.
I created a file category-blog.php which contains exactly the same information as content.php, but <?php post_class(); ?> is removed.
It disables masonry view, but results in the following view
While, I want to get this type of layout
I created this traditional blog layout with the pluging ‘Ajax load more’. I could live with it, but it will not be a good solution when there are 100 posts and they all displayed on one page.
I would appreciate your further assistance.

Ok, now it’s clear. Unfortunately, I am not a developer, I have some thoughts how to do it. However, I don’t think that having a widget at the top in mobile is a practical solution. It will cover the whole screen when you have many categories.
If I were you, I would just move the categories into sub-menu of Galleries. So, when your menu drops down you will see something like this:

Home
Galleries
– category 1
– category 2
– category 3
About
Contact

If you still want to fix the widget at the top. Please, give a link to you website and I will try to help.

Hello,
Your question isn’t very clear. Could you be more descriptive and provide reference to your website? I may help as I worked a lot with this theme.

Hi Christine,
Thank you for the help. It works!

Here is the code of my child theme if somebody is interested in making a fixed menu and widget sidebar.

/***************sidebar fixed************************/
#site-aside {
    position: fixed
    }

#secondary {
    position: fixed;
    margin-top: 180px
    }

@media screen and (max-width: 790px) {
#site-aside {
    position: relative
    }
#secondary {
    position: relative;
    margin-top: 10px
    }
}

Christine, thank you for your help. Here is my website

Thank you for the reply. It is a great plug-in! However, now I am not sure whether I desperately need it as I primarily wanted to use it for posts. I will try to find some other way to achieve some grid structure of my posts.

Thank you for the tip, John7022!
It works!

These settings work fine for me:

Enable “Single images as gallery” in General Settings.

Thanks for the tips, lupinski!