How do I edit the title bar of the page:

Add this to the end of your child theme’s style.css file:

#wrapper2 {
   max-width: 990px;
   margin: 0 auto;
}
#wrapper3 {
   box-shadow: 0 3px #505050;
}

Excuse me, but I am such a novice do I click on the page, than text and insert it at the bottom of the code there? I will try it while I wait for your response.

No, from the admin dashboard, you want to go to Appearance → Editor. Scroll down until you see an entry on the right labeled Styles and click on Stylesheet. Add the code to the very end. Then click the Update file button.

I did it but I used Custom CSS under Appearance. Will that be OK, or should I change it and do it as you outlined above?

Custom CSS should be fine. I didn’t know that the theme had such an option. Some themes do and some do not. But since I saw that you have a child theme installed, that was what I suggested.

Can I add additional CSS codes underneath the existing one, or do I need to start with a new page for each one?

Another Question: Is it possible to add the same menu bars: schedule appointment, new patient forms, etc. on the other pages?

Thanks, I just changed it to your recommendation and of course it worked great. Thank you.

I hope you don’t mind I have several other questions to ask.

Can I add additional CSS codes underneath the existing one, or do I need to start with a new page for each one?

I’m not sure what you mean by “starting a new page.” The code that you added through the Custom CSS option should affect all of the pages on your site, even any new ones that you add in the future, so yes, you can add other CSS rules.

Another Question: Is it possible to add the same menu bars: schedule appointment, new patient forms, etc. on the other pages?

I don’t think so, but you’ll have to wait to see what the theme developer says, he should be responding to your question soon. It looks like there are some widget areas (Appointment & New Patient) that you can use instead.

Thank you for your response. I really appreciate your advice. I forgot CSS is like the skeletal that HTML fits within.

Thanks

Hi CrounchingBruin,

I have tried this method, but the title bar is still there.
Please check
https://www.parikshaalert.com

@iicg, yes, the title bar will still be there, but it should be the same width as the menu bar above it. When I look at the Offers page, it seems to be working correctly.

In the future, can you please open a new thread instead of posting on an existing one? Thanks.