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#access { margin-top: 0; }

You must have disabled responsiveness from under Mantra’s Layout Settings.

This is caused by an issue in the last update.

See the temporary fix here or please wait for the next update.

After you set the layout to 2 columns, 1 sidebar (so it applies to the blog section), you edit all your static pages and set them to use the “One column, no sidebar” page template.

See Custom Menus

You will lose any changes you’ve made to that file on the next update.

Use the built-in options or a child theme for customizations.

Use a custom menu.

You’d need to edit mantra/includes/function-frontpage.php file to edit the columns links.

Inside <div id="front-columns"> there are 4 <a>‘s (two for each column) that you need to add target=”_blank” to.

All those links use # as the target. That makes WordPress consider them all link to the homepage and style them as “current page/category”.

if you’ll add proper links to the menu (pointing anywhere else except home/#), the menu will behave correctly.

Yes, don’t use the presentation page and use a slider plugin set in the “Above Widget Area” instead ??

<span class="part1">Welcome to</span> <span class="part2">sitename</span>

Then use custom CSS to style the two spans:

#front-text2 .part1 { color: #ff0000; }
#front-text2 .part2 { color: #ff0000; }

There’s an option for that under Mantra’s Graphics Settings

The “Meta Bar” option under “Post Information Settings” controls all the post information options above it. If you set that to hide, everything above it set to show will also be hidden, including the “Post Comments Link”

After adding the font files needed by Cufon, the plugin should work fine with Mantra, as long as you use explicit enough declaration of tags you want to format.
For example, ‘h1’ might not work and get overwritten by Mantra’s fonts, but ‘h1.entry-title’ should work.
Use Firebug to identify the exact tags/classes combinations Mantra uses to apply font to a particular element.

I see in category listings you’ve turned off the Meta bar. That means you will not be able to see the “No Comments / X Comments / Comments are Off” buttons for each post which is inside the meta bar.

And on the post themselves I see you’re using the Disqus plugin which works fine.

I don’t see any comment form on pages, so they’re probably turned off (individually) for pages.