DesignsByTrey

Hey,

This code will work for you. Long time no see! ??

.page-header h1 {
  line-height: 0 !important;
}

Make sure that you are putting this in the end of your custom style sheet

Cheers!
-Trey

Hey Sheila,

You can add this code to your custom style sheet in order to achieve what you are looking for. ScreenShot

#top .main_menu .avia_mega a {
  padding: 0 10px;
}

Important: Just copy and paste this code into the bottom of your Custom CSS or Child Theme style.css so that you won’t lose your changes once you update your theme in the future. A Child Theme is the safest and best way to go when doing all kinds of modifications.

I hope this helps!

Onwards and upwards,
-Trey

Hey Rasta,

You can easily do this with a Child Theme and some custom CSS, built on most free themes. Just takes some knowledge of CSS and a little skill.

You can use any of the most popular themes here on www.remarpro.com such as Responsive, Sparkling, Customizr, Virtue etc. This way when you run into a problem and need suggestion when customizing your theme, you get the most help.

Hope this helps!
-Trey

I’m sorry, but it is also important to mention that you can make some changes to your theme with some HTML. First I would suggest learning the infrastructure of a WordPress theme, then after creating a child theme, you can alter the Header.php, Footer.php, etc. with the child theme.

This is common if you want to change the positioning of certain items, not to add html content (not a good practice since you can’t dynamically alter the content afterwards, which defeats the whole purpose of a CMS). In your php files, you will see that they also contain simple HTML. Again, I would only go that route once you learn more about about theming, wp class names, etc.

-Trey

Hey Jonney,

First off, you have to understand that HTML is just the content of your website. To customize a theme (the styling), you would have to use CSS via a child-theme.

You can customize the HTML content any way you like through pages and posts editor, but would need to use CSS to change the look and feel.

Hope this helps!
-Trey

Hey Rolf,

You should be able to find this setting under Settings > Reading

It is the second option from the bottom. Make sure Summary is selected.
Hope this help!

Cheers!
-Trey

My pleasure! Glad I could help. ??

Make sure you mark this topic as “resolved” so that others know.

Cheers!
-Trey

Not a problem! Here is the link to the video again explaining how to accomplish this here: Video

Cheers!
-Trey

Hey Kaetrin,

Could you please provide the link to your website, therefore, I could assist you better

Cheers!
-Trey

Also, this code is needed to align your sub-menu:

.menu li li {
  display: block;
  text-align: left;
}

Hey,

Just add this code and it will take care of it:

.menu a {
  border-left: none;
}

-Trey

Could I have the link to your website so that I can take a look at what is going on exactly. Therefore, I could better assist you.

-Trey

Hey,

Just change the #ffffff to something like #333333 and that will give you a nice grey color. To find your perfect color, you can always use THIS WEBSITE. Just select the right color and copy and past the code in the custom code that I gave you

Cheers!
-Trey

I honestly think that as far as free themes go, responsive is still your best option. Make sure you check if you have the latest version of the theme. I know that they just released an update today. So that may help with your problem. Another great free theme is Customizer.

Another great theme, if you are looking to go with a premium one would be Canvas from WooThemes. This theme is amazing, and I use it with many of my clients websites.

All are great themes to get started with.

I wish you the best of luck. Cheers!
-Trey

Hey Michael,

If you want to change ALL of the links in your site, all you have to add to your code is this:

a {
  color: #008000 !important;
}

You can change the color code to whatever you like

Important: Just copy and paste this code into the bottom of your Custom CSS or Child Theme style.css so that you won’t lose your changes once you update your theme in the future. A Child Theme is the safest and best way to go when doing all kinds of modifications.

Hope this helps!

-Trey