raizaduran

Yes, correct @johnzenausa, when I click on the buttons to add image size or regenerate thumbnails, it happens nothing. No box appeared!

I got your point, but the problem is that I can’t create alias. Required image sizes are available in my server already using the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin.

In the shortcode you’ve mentioned, the alias used is “large-rectangle” right? correct me if I’m wrong?

That’s the problem, I can’t create an alias, because when I click on settings > Network Posts Ext > Thumbnails > “add image size” or “regenerate images”, it happens nothing.

This is the section I’m referring to: https://prnt.sc/cs2x6t

Thank you @johnzenausa, I got the update.

But in settings > Network Posts Ext > Thumbnails > when I click on “add image size” or “regenerate images” it happens nothing.

What you suggest?

fyi, I use a plugin Regenerate Thumbnails: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/

The only css I’ve used till now for alignment is to shift the social icons right, and I don’t think it should affect secondary menu item.

/* Move SI to Right, adjust margins if needed   */
.navbar-inner .social-block {
float:          right;
margin-top:     10px;
margin-right:   0px;
text-align:     right;
}

and to make the secondary menu right, all I had to do is:
Customizing > Header > Navigation Menus > SECONDARY (HORIZONTAL) MENU DESIGN > Menu position (for the horizontal menu) = menu on the right

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by raizaduran.

Hi @menakas, what a timing, LOL. I just fixed it right aligned 10 mins back. But still need a little modification in it if you can please help in that.

Right now, the right aligned secondary menu tab is coming just below the “open the menu” icon for the primary menu. I want to make it next to it, not below to it.

So when we scroll down the page, secondary menu shows next to the primary menu “open the menu icon”, but in general its showing to the bottom.

how to fix it?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by raizaduran.

I’ve recently started using this theme so not much sure about it. But is that what are you referring?

Customizing > Header > Navigation Menus > Menu position (for “main” menu)

There you can fix it to show it on left or right.

Glad you solved it, please mark the thread as ‘resolved’

Hi @zeshankhanbwp, it is difficult to tell the theme any site is using unless they have the credit mentioned in footer. However you can try various tools like
https://www.wpthemedetector.com/
https://whatwpthemeisthat.com/

not sure if it works correctly, not personally checked.

Rest you can check the wordpress themes here: https://www.ads-software.com/themes/

or for paid themes you can try sites like themeforest. Hope this helps.

I can see the full content on https://www.xtrahola.com/privacy-policy/ (not only the excerpt)

Not sure where you’re referring to. Would you please elaborate it?

@digiadswebdev check Customizing > Header > Navigation Menus

Under the section, ASSIGN MENUS TO LOCATIONS you’ll see: Display a secondary (horizontal) menu in the header.

Check that box.

Oh Sorry @johnzenausa, I don’t know how I missed this reply.

Yes, this is what I am looking for. I’ll be looking forward for the release.

Thank you so much for the extended help.

let’s see what other community members have to say. Well it’s surprising to see that it is happening, that one instance has all the features available for the theme, where another instance doesn’t have that.

Thank you bdbrown. I don’t think I’d need any custom code, I just noticed there is an option to check/uncheck for ‘Display a custom heading for your blog’, which fulfills the need.

But, for my blog instance I can see this option, for trip instance I don’t see it, where as both are using same theme, just child themes are different. (fyi, it’s multisite)

here are the two screenshots:

blog section
trip section

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by raizaduran.

Glad it worked for you.

You can make the changes in style.css. Try this code

/* site title font */
.site-title a {
    font-family: value;
	font-style: value;
}