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    OK, so I’m answering my own question again… but I think is is SUPER USEFUL for anyone who is designing cross-device, and likely for those with other themes too. (Solution follows from a number of sources, including this one)

    1.) Remove backgrounds from all of your sections and theme options, also make sure there is no background color. This may/not be necessary if you stuff background:none in css, but I did it anyway to solve this problem.

    2.) Add the following to a custom css file:

    /**
  *Grants fixed background image for desktop and mobile
  */

html,body{height:100%;}

html {
  background: url(yourimg.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
  -webkit-background-size: cover;
  -moz-background-size: cover;
  -o-background-size: cover;
  background-size: cover;
}

body {
  background: none
}

.landing{height:100%;}
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    Ah man. Complete oversight- all is fine adding it once into header-featured.php as cucubura (and thousands of other bloggers+websites) suggested.

    My mistake = using the same browser to test while logged in to wordpress, and having GA set to *not* register the administrator.

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    Thanks- this doesn’t help though.

    Placing the UA code in the header.php works for all ‘non featured’ pages, but does not trigger when this theme is configured to use the ‘featured homepage’…. For instance, there are three ‘header’ pages for this theme: a header.php, header-page.php, and a header-featured.php… I’ve tried placing the UA code before the closing </head> in each of them and no luck.

    The Google Tag code is supposed to be placed ‘immediately after the opening <body> tag’ (says google), but this still doesn’t work…. the Tag code doesn’t register any hits on the featured homepage (even though I’ve built the tags to register url events to include the ‘#’ symbol, which works on all other sites I’ve used). There are several pages to try, including home.php, featured-content.php, and front-page.php.

    The featured homepage certainly has unique functionality, but isn’t playing nice with UA… sure that the solution is obvious but just seem to be missing it?

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    ah. here is how:

    1st, edit nav.png (theme’s image folder) and decrease the spacing between the ‘rings’ by however much needed.

    Then, in custom css code:

    #sub_nav_2 ul li {
    margin-bottom: XX px;
    }

    … where XX = 42 minus the number of pixels you decreased the space between each of the rings (9 pixels shorter, then XX = 33, etc.)

    hi, the place to add this is a bit strange on this theme, under theme options –> basic –> logo which overrides other settings.

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    … turns out that this Single Page theme conflicts with the W3 Total Cache plugin.

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