Carolina Nymark

Hi,
perhaps this plugin would work for you?
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/table-of-contents-plus/

Hi!
To do this you need to change the width and margin of the content-area div.
Create a child theme (If you don’t, you will loose the changes when the theme is updated) and overwrite the default with this code:

.content-area {
	float: right;
	margin: 0 25% 0 -25%;
	padding:0;
	width: 49%;
}

You need to ask the organisation for access, and if they don’t know, ask their host how to get access to FTP or a control panel.

(However, if the theme is no longer supported by the developer, or has not been updated in a year or so, I would suggest replacing it with a new theme )

Ok you need to be very careful when editing theme files, or more things might break. Do you know how to make a backup of the theme? Do you have access to the folders?

Yes the widget is duplicated. Did you try looking in header.php?

Hi!
I would need to see the actual code to make sure, have you downloaded this theme from www.ads-software.com?
If it is in the top area of the page, I would first look for a duplicate dynamic_sidebar(‘name-here’); in header.php.

I’ve not been able to reproduce this. Try to deactivate your plugins (one at the time) and see if they could be causing it.

Ah, yes, you can put it at the bottom of either navigation.js
or skip-link-focus-fix.js. Both files are in the js folder.

With version 2.1, the width should expand automatically when there is no sidebar.

I’ve tested it now but found no issues.

The default highlights has been removed with version 2.1.

Hi, you can try Jetpacks “Widget Visibility”. The theme has no built in option for this.

Hi!
A new version of the theme went live yesterday so perhaps you updated the theme?
A lot of users had problems fitting their image, so the header image height was changed to fit the height of the content.

In the header background option in the customizer you should find image sizing and positioning, such as “cover”, “contain”, center top, center bottom and so on.

If that doesn’t help you achieve what you want, you can try the javascript that I used in version 1.9 of Aaron.
This is untested with version 2.1

//Set the header (hero unit) to full height
jQuery(document).ready(function($){
	var winHeight = $(window).height();
	// set initial div height
	$('.site-header').css({
		'min-height': winHeight,
	});

	// make sure div stays full height on resize
	$(window).resize(function(){
	    $('.site-header').css({
	    'min-height': winHeight,
	});
	});
});

Hi!
The theme doesn’t serve the image twice so that sounds strange. Perhaps there is a plugin messing with it.

Please find the file content-single.php, lines 18-21, and remove:

if ( has_post_thumbnail()){
the_post_thumbnail();
}

Hi!
It depends on your sidebar settings, different classes are added if the sidebar is active or not. Is it a page item?
You can also try the development version here: https://github.com/carolinan/Aaron