Tanath Fedo

Actually, this is more what you need, sorry:

https://articlebin.michaelmilette.com/how-to-set-the-opacity-of-a-div-background-using-css/

This tutorial shows how to make JUST the BACKGROUND semi-opaque, leaving the text and images inside the div at full opacity.

https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_image_transparency.asp

Example 3

Nevermind (for now, anyway) I went back to a saved style.css and it works now.

Use FTP at your ISP (web host) to delete the theme.
Then re-install the theme, see if it was just a bad install (doubtful).
If it still doesn’t work, see if there is an update for it.

Never known .htaccess to mess with layout, especially if you only deleted what you had added.
was the .htaccess saved properly? It didn’t get a “.txt” added at the end, maybe? Still don’t know how that could change the layout. Seams more like a width and a margin property was deleted from the css style sheet.

And BTW, this is a commercial theme, so we aren’t really supposed to help you, that’s why no one has.

You should contact headway themes or themepunch or whoever made it, because it’s one weird site, lol.
The css is in a plugin? Somehow done with js? Very strange.

OK, I found it. I finally figured out the right words to type into Google. Now it’s REALLY resolved:

Her theme must have had the function:

remove_submenu_page( ‘themes.php’, ‘nav-menus.php’ );

https://seanbutze.com/removing-tabs-from-the-wordpress-admin-menu/

OK, we’re done here, mystery solved. By me.

Like I wrote above, right before I marked this resolved (edited for clarity):

So the girl I was trying to help must have had a theme or a plugin that somehow got rid of the Menu tab, because even if her theme doesn’t support menus, the admin dashboard should still have the Menu tab.

Sooo… how is your response of

“You should be able to add menu support to your theme (or even better a child theme)”

more “prudent” to “the real issue at hand”? It states the obvious and answers nothing.
I know it’s possible to ADD menu support. I run other sites that use them. I run one that does not. The one that doesn’t use menus STILL has a Menus tab under the Appearance tab. The girl I was helping’s site did NOT.
You apparently didn’t comprehend the initial post.

That css I put up only makes the title disappear on category archive pages.
It would just delete the line “Category Archives: Composer”.

There’s also a way to make that display a custom title, but I don’t know how to do it.

A theme allows an unlimited number of menus. What you mean is your theme is set up to DISPLAY only 2 menus. You can display all you want, just add the code in functions.php and put the call to it wherever you want.

You need to go one page deeper into the page you put the link to
https://en.support.wordpress.com/category-pages/ for the answer to your question, but it looks like you figured it out, though:
https://peternorellmusic.com/category/composer/.
But you have no posts under the category “composer”, so there’s nothing there but the title, which you can hide, if you want, by the way, with this code:
body.category h1.archive-title {display: none;}

Unfortunately, I’ve been reminded by the mods that we aren’t allowed to help out with commercial themes (themes that costs any $$$).
You’ll have to contact the site’s designer https://lillyzach.com/ or the theme’s designer https://www.themepunch.com/home/

Find this (again):

.site {
background-color: #orange;
border-left: 1px solid #f2f2f2;
border-right: 1px solid #f2f2f2;
margin: 0 auto;
max-width: 1600px;
width: 100%;
}

Delete the first line, it shouldn’t have a # in front of orange(and you don’t want the whole site background orange, anyway).

Then remove those ugly borders by deleting the 3 values (1px solid #f2f2f2) and type in the word none.
So it says
border-left: none;
border-right: none;
(totally up to you, of course, but I don’t think they look good)

I didn’t just have you delete those lines, because I want you to learn how to make a child theme. When you do, just copy this stuff and put it in the child theme.

But cross that bridge whenever you want. Just be aware if you ever update the Twenty Thirteen theme, all these changes will go away.

Never mind, I see you got it. I thibk that looks good that way.

One thing you might want to do, though, is bring the footer up (the orange strip at the bottom) so it is one solid piece.

Find this:

footer.entry-meta {
margin-top: 24px;
}

And change it to 0px; instead of 24px;

orange, not orinj, I was goofing. That’s why it didn’t work, spell it “orange”

I have no idea what you need. I think everyone is equally baffled. Try explaining it again. Like, what do you mean by “Landing Page”?