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  • Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Hello,

    because the “#wrapper #wrapper-header .header-image” definition is the same as the default CSS in the style.css, your code is not working. Please try to prefix the code with the “html” markup so it rewrites the default CSS:

    html #wrapper #wrapper-header .header-image {
     height: 350px;
    }

    The another way is to use the “!important” markup for your custom CSS – it should overwrite the default CSS in all cases.

    Best regards
    Tomas Toman

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Dear woalmoore,

    if you create a menu in “Appearance > Menus” panel by the way described above, it will be displayed on all mobile devices.

    Best regards
    Tomas Toman

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Hello,

    if you have problems with the duplicate content due to the category and tag archives, you can use the <!–more–> tag to split the content of your posts so the archive pages will display only the summaries, not the full posts.

    I also can recommend you to install the WordPress SEO by Yoast plugin. It has many useful features and it also allows you to keep the archives noindex and nofollow for the search engines.
    Here is a detailed guide where are described the recommended settings: WordPress SEO.

    I hope that my answer will be helpful for you.

    Best regards
    Tomas Toman

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    If you go into “Appearance > Theme Options > General settings > Content/Excerpt Displaying”, you also can set here the automatically generated excerpts (the first 40 words of each post) to be displayed instead of the full content.

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Hello,

    you probably mean the “read more” link displayed at the post entries. This text is generated automatically by WordPress. You can change it, if you insert into the post content the following tag instead of the default “more” tag:

    <!--more But wait, there's more! -->

    You only must switch on the “Text” editor instead of the “Visual” editor to use this tag. In the following article, you can find more information about customizing the “more” tag: More tag.

    Best regards
    Tomas Toman

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Dear Mark,

    to hide the post meta data (author, date and number of comments), please go to “Appearance > Theme Options > General Settings”. Under the headline “Post options”, you can find the option “Display Meta Box on single posts”. Set here the option “Hide”. After saving, the meta box will disappear.

    To hide the categories and tags below the post entries, please insert the following CSS code into “Appearance > Theme Options > Other Settings > Custom CSS”:
    .post-meta {display: none;}

    I hope that my answer will be helpful for you.
    Best regards
    Tomas Toman

    Forum: Reviews
    In reply to: [PaperCuts] Clean theme!
    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Dear Steve,

    thank you for your review! To use the “Footer notices” widget area, you only will need to insert one default “Text” widget into this area. The “Title” field at this widget should stay empty – insert your text only into the content field. I also can recommend to check the option “Automatically add paragraphs” to center your footer text.

    Best regards
    Tomas Toman

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Hello,

    please try to add the “#wrapper” identificator before your Custom CSS code to ensure that it overwrites the default CSS defined in style.css file. If this does not solve your problem, please post here your Custom CSS code so I can check it.

    Best regards
    Tomas Toman

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Hello,

    if you mean the “Latest Posts” headline on your homepage, you can edit it according to your needs in “Appearance > Theme Options > Homepage Settings”. You can find here a field called “Latest Posts section headline” where you can insert your own text.

    I hope that my answer will be helpful for you.

    Best regards
    Tomas Toman

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Dear kstrassel,

    please go to “Appearance > Menus” and create here a new menu. Then, attach it to the “Fixed Menu” location: Menu User Guide.

    After creating a new menu, your Fixed menu box will appear as a drop-down list on the mobile devices.

    Best regards
    Tomas Toman

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Dear gsmartin,

    the “Portfolio” section is editable via “Appearance > Theme Options > Homepage Settings – Portfolio Section”. The individual portfolio items are Posts from Category selected in these settings. So, if you want to create a new portfolio item, create a new Post and attach it to the Category selected in “Appearance > Theme Options > Homepage Settings – Portfolio Section” (the appropriate category can be select in option called “Portfolio Category”). For all the Posts in the portfolio Category must be set the featured image – otherwise it will not be visible in Portfolio.

    By default, the Portfolio Section is automatically displayed on your homepage with the latest blog posts. You also can create a static page containing the Portfolio Section – simply choose the “Portfolio” page template instead of “Default Template” when you create or edit this page.

    I hope that my answer will be helpful for you.
    Tomas Toman

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    You’re welcome!

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Dear Bielco,

    the first code (on line 68) is used for calling the comment-reply script for threaded comments:

    if ( is_singular() && comments_open() && get_option( 'thread_comments' ) )
    		wp_enqueue_script( 'comment-reply' );

    There are more possibilities how to define a condition in PHP and this is one of the solutions. You can see the same construction also in Twenty Twelve theme (for example).

    The second code is used for custom button shortcode. As this feature is rather plugin than theme territory, I am considering to remove it with the future updates. But as you can see in the Codex, this solution is fully functional.

    In any case, thank you for your notices!
    Tomas Toman

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    You can use “Theme Options > Other Settings > Custom CSS”. Insert here the following CSS code:

    .page-id-2 #fixed-navigation-wrapper {display: none !important;}

    You only will need to replace the page ID of your requested page. Here is a guide how to find it: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/find-page-id?replies=5.

    I hope that my answer will be helpful for you.

    Best regards
    Tomas Toman – TT Themes

    Theme Author TT Themes

    (@tomastoman)

    Dear Jane,

    you can replace the default Header Image by your own in “Appearance > Header” panel in your WordPress administration.

    A “static” front page is a core WordPress function, not a LeatherDiary theme function. By default, on your homepage are displayed the latest posts, but in “Settings > Reading” panel in your WordPress administration, you can set a static page which will be displayed as your homepage (instead of the latest posts).
    For more information about static front page, please read this article: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page.

    Best regards
    Tomas Toman

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