Carolina Nymark

Aha! I thought you meant an actual link with the text Home

Please go to the customizer and open the Advanced Settings panel, there you will find an option that reads:
“Check this box to hide the clickable site title in the header menu.”

Hi
You can hide the title and the search in the options.
Shortening the text is generally not a good idea -for the user to easilly understand where to go, the menu should be as clear and obvious as possible.

Also users normally only “see” the first 3 menu items of a horisontal menu (We scan from top left to right before we loose interests) so I would strongly suggest changing your menu structure.
https://uxmovement.com/navigation/top-navigation-vs-left-navigation-which-works-better/

I am not sure where the Home link is coming from, the theme does not add it. Perhaps adding it to your menu will overwrite it?

I understand that you are not happy with this design but you have free access to the code to make any changes that you want. There are also over 2000 other free themes to choose from.

It would be super awesome to have unlimited time and resources to change, remove or add to all the theme features for every user or to sit down and show them how to make their own changes but it is simply not possible.
I choose to make my themes free instead and I try to consider every change and who it will benefit.

Both the blog index, portfolio, single page and single post publishes the featured image.
It is first shown at the top of the post on the blog index, and then at the top of the post on single view (or in the header). That is what makes it “featured” for this theme.

A featured image is not featured if it is not used anywhere.

To remove it and only use it with plugins etc, you need to remove
the_post_thumbnail();

It is found in the following files:

aaron\content-page.php:
if( !aaron_get_meta( 'aaron_show_header' )
 || !aaron_get_meta( 'aaron_featured_image_header' ) ){
if ( has_post_thumbnail()){
the_post_thumbnail();
}
}

aaron\content-portfolio-single.php:
if ( has_post_thumbnail()){
the_post_thumbnail();
}

aaron\content-single.php:
if( !aaron_get_meta( 'aaron_show_header' )
|| !aaron_get_meta( 'aaron_featured_image_header' ) ){
if ( has_post_thumbnail()){
the_post_thumbnail();
}
}

aaron\content.php:
if ( has_post_thumbnail()){
the_post_thumbnail();
}

Both the blog index, portfolio, single page and single post publishes the featured image.
It is first shown at the top of the post on the blog index, and then at the top of the post on single view (or in the header). That is what makes it “featured” for this theme.

To remove it and only use it with plugins, you need to remove
the_post_thumbnail();

It is found in the following files:

aaron\content-page.php:
   19  		if( !aaron_get_meta( 'aaron_show_header' ) || !aaron_get_meta( 'aaron_featured_image_header' ) ){
   20  			if ( has_post_thumbnail()){
   21: 				the_post_thumbnail();
   22  			}
   23  		}

aaron\content-portfolio-single.php:
   14  		if ( has_post_thumbnail()){
   15: 			the_post_thumbnail();
   16  		}

aaron\content-single.php:
   21  		if( !aaron_get_meta( 'aaron_show_header' ) || !aaron_get_meta( 'aaron_featured_image_header' ) ){
   22  			if ( has_post_thumbnail()){
   23: 				the_post_thumbnail();
   24  			}
   25  		}

aaron\content.php:
   22  				if ( has_post_thumbnail()){
   23: 					the_post_thumbnail();
   24  				}

Hi!
While this is possible, it would require changing both the post meta and the code that presents the image.
The problem with post meta is that if you switch themes, it is *poof* gone, and you wouldn’t be able to use the links with the next theme (not without re-adding them). So I would recommend that you keep looking for a plugin.

I don’t believe this is needed with html5.

Most of the admins are volunteers, it took longer than expected but it is live now.
-I prefer to wait until the Theme Review Team has checked the files before I release the code, like a quality insurance, but this time we all missed it.

Hopefully this should finally be solved in version 2.5. I’m sorry for all the trouble, thank you again for reporting it.

Thank you for reporting the error.
Yes a new version that fixes this has been submitted to www.ads-software.com for review.

I’m sorry I keep giving you the 3:am and then the slightly more awake 6:am answers ??
I have added the code for the share on the pages in version 2.5 that is awaiting review.

But I believe I already have your e-mail adress, time permitting we can work on getting your site exactly the way you want it.

Hi
this should have been fixed wih
th version 2.4 Is it still not working?

2.4 only had minor changes but they are in the readme file.

You can add this code wherever you want the share to show (content-page.php)
`if ( function_exists( ‘sharing_display’ ) ) {
echo sharing_display();
}
`

(within php tags)

Hi
It is not possible, the sharing buttons are not part of the theme, perhaps they were added with jetpack?

The theme is designed to show a sort of title even if the post title is empty, for accessibility. So I don’t recommend hiding it.

Hi again: I was able to reproduce the error with the icons not showing up, but I am mobile at work atm, so I need some more time to come up with a solution.

Hi!
I’m sorry for the inconvenience this is causing.
With icons, I assume you mean the icons for the highlights, and not the site icon (favicon)?

Do you happen to remember if you saw any error messages with the WSOD, or names of plugins that were installed?