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The evolve theme has a section for you to add custom css which can be found in your admin panel under Appearance –> Theme Options –> Custom CSS

If you plan on doing lots of customisation then a child theme may be the way to go.

I would be trying something like the following with css

.entry-content img {
min-width: 100%;
}

You will find a setting in your admin panel in Appearance > Header > Enable searchbox in main menu, unchecking this option should give you the result you are after

Try using using background:transparent;

I would be playing with something like this in style.css, probably does not need !important but I have not checked so I included it just incase.

.container, div#bootstrap-slider {
width: 100% !important;
padding-left: 0px !important;
padding-right: 0px !important;
}

I havn’t really played with that theme but I would be trying something like the following in your child themes style.css.

.post-thumbnail {
background: transparent !important;
}
a.post-thumbnail:hover {
background-color: transparent !important;
}

Use target=”_blank” to open a link in a new window.
<a class="da-link" href="https://insert-link-here" target="_blank">Learn more</a>

You can place the code in Theme Options > Custom CSS if you are not using a child theme

Admin > Appearance > Theme Options > Front Page Content Boxes > Content Box Button
<a class="read-more btn" href="https://insert-link-here">Learn more</a>

Admin > Appearance > Theme Options > Parallax Slider > Slide Button
<a class="da-link" href="https://insert-link-here">Learn more</a>

Amin > Appearance > Blog > Enable featured images
Um yeah, maybe see if the supplied setting works before removing that code

it can be done with css but you will need to use your browsers inspect element to find the class for each icon you wish to replace, in this example i am using the star FA icon and its class is “fa fa-star-o”. (in admin panel looks like “fa-star-o”)

Its not ideal and you will need to use separate FA icons to reflect different images but I suppose it is easier than the alternative so thought I would share.

/* replace first content box FA icon for image  */
.home i.fa.fa-star-o  {
content:url(\https://your-website/link-to-image.png);
}

Warning: if you are changing css via the themes custom css option via the admin panel then the “\” gets stripped from the css with each save, so the next time you make a change to your themes custom css you will need to re insert “\”to all of your edits. You will not have this issue when using a child theme.

A static front page is a good idea but to answer your question use the following css to remove all content from the home page including the widget.

/* remove all home page content  */
.content.home.blog {
display: none;
}

If you wish to keep the widget then you could use something like this in your css.

/* remove home page content  */
.home #primary {
	display:none;
}
/* fix widget after remove home page content  */
.home div#secondary {
float: right;
}

You can do that with css either through the admin via the themes custom css option or using your child themes style.css with something like the following.

/* remove rss icon from header */
i.fa.fa-rss {
display: none;
}

I think you are after something like this in your child themes style.css, if so just replace the color red to the effect you are after.

.link-effect .sub-menu a span {
color: red;
}