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@dreaddymck –

LOL, you know what, I just recently enabled that feature. I wish I would had thought of that. But once I figured how to deactivate “Like” feature, it’s all gravy now.

Many thanks!

Sorry! ??

I’ll reopen the thread with this question. Is the Leaf theme structured to accept larger header images? I can monkey with the size in the leaf_custom_header_setup() function within custom-header.php, but the theme seems to be inherently restricted. Like it’s within a table cell that has a predefined size. (It probably is within a cell. ?? )

Thanks!

@ bradthomas127

Fortunately I’m working on my site with in MAMP. I did see what you meant. I created 12 dummy posts in WordPress (6 for each category), and Leaf did give me the option to select which categories I wanted to display under the slider. I still haven’t figured out how to bring up the “Featured” block, so I’ll have to keep playing with the theme. BTW, thank you for the update. Since my knowledge is limited to HTML and a little CSS I’m out of my league when it comes to wordpress. The more options the better. Thanks!

@rodmartin00

Disculpe me por el male espa?ol. Pero me probo ayudarlo. nessacita crear algunos artículos en cada categoría. Entonces en Appearance >Themes > actualiza Leaf a la versión 1.0.2. Después de actualizar, clic en “Leaf Options”. En la página siguiente, verá “Home Page Categories” e escoge las categorías usted quiere. También verá “Number of More Articles” ahora.

Bueno suerte!

I’m sorry. I don’t know what I don’t know, so I have to resort to scanning through threads at first until I can spot something of use. I did find a few threads that came pretty close, but lacking enough info to be of use. That’s why I asked here.

But you’re right. Right around the 5th post stuff starts to populate under the slider. At first it was entitled “Featured”, then “More Articles”. After counting, 5 posts are taken up by the slider, and then what’s ever left over seem to be placed under the slideshow. So far only 2 articles can be listed in “More Articles”. I guess I’ll keep digging.

Thanks!