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Please disregard this post. I have solved the problem on my own.

Thanks again for the help.

That worked like a charm. However, it looks like there’s still an empty space there for whatever that section is. Is there any way to remove the empty space that’s been left at the top of the footer?

Thank you for your help. Much appreciated.

Yes that worked perfectly! Thank you @noisysocks , much appreciated.

Also, how do I remove the black overlay on the header/front page image?

I understand that this is so you can put text over the image, but I need to get rid of the black overlay to show the original image and I don’t see an option for that.

Thanks for your time.

Thank you, this was helpful.

How do I remove the header menu completely? Or hide it, if removing it can’t be done?

Thank you for the reply. It got lost in my inbox and I didn’t see it until now.

It appears that the best solution to my problem is to disable the sticky header menu so my page jumps show the title of the targeted section, which is now being covered by the sticky header.

How do I stop the header menu from being sticky?

That fixed the URL, but the SEO title still says “home” even though I have it set to say something else.

Why does the search engine title say “home” instead of the title and description that I have set for that page?

I solved this on my own as well. I was messing up the alignment because of some “center” tags I had placed in their when the form only had one field.

My apologies for bothering you.

I solved this on my own. Thanks for your help.

My apologies, I had not selected a list in your settings tab so it wasn’t importing the list settings. I have now fixed it.

However, the form doesn’t align properly on mobile devices. Now that I have two fields, on mobile screens the two fields don’t align overtop of each other so the top field is off to the side.

This looks unprofessional and I can’t use it like this. How can I line up the two fields so the top field is directly overtop of the bottom field?

Thank you

Thank you. I added the code to my functions.php file, but when I clicked ‘Update File’ it gave me the following error:

Your PHP code changes were rolled back due to an error on line 181 of file wp-content/themes/astra/functions.php. Please fix and try saving again.

syntax error, unexpected ‘&’

I am using the free version. I was just saying that I would pay for the premium version if it fixed this problem I’m having.

It seems odd that a plugin designed to let people edit the checkout form isn’t able to add a third address line/field.

There’s no simple way to tell me how to do this?

I don’t understand what to do. It looks like I’m supposed to add code into my functions.php file but I don’t know what code I’m supposed to use for my situation specifically, as the code seems tailored to that person’s situation.

It’s weird that the premium version doesn’t allow me to just add an extra address field and have it display in the proper place on the checkout form, emails etc. I would gladly pay for this and it seems like a very basic feature for a plugin whose sole purpose is to edit the checkout form.