feriousss

Whoa whoa, no what ever you do don’t give that a try haha. It’ll take you hours to complete & it’s not even for your theme ??

Oops! Thank god you let me know! Lol.

Thank you again Andrew for your help and have a wonderful Sunday ahead!

You sir are a hero! I’m definitely going to give that one a try!

WOW! I really can’t find words to thank you enough, Andrew! It was so very kind of you!!! I wholeheartedly appreciate it. ??

Thank you SOOOOO much! It is working like a charm! Is that all?

Done.

Done sir. ??

Can you copy the ‘page.php’ file from the parent theme and paste it into your child theme?

Done!

What files do you have already in your child theme?

content.php
footer.php
functions.php
style.css

That’s still cool! Do you have FTP access?

I do. FileZilla Client is the software I use for FTP.

Thanks @andrew and JenR ??

Are you familiar with PHP?

I’m not! :'(. I can copy and paste codes to the right place though! I’m pretty sure I can do this one. Lol.

I know it’s too much to ask but I would appreciate it if there is a way you can let me know which codes should go where, and it’s done.

Awesome – lucky day for feriousss :)!!

I really hope so. I’ve been desperately looking for a solution for the last couple of days.

Maybe you should make it into a child theme and submit it?

Great idea! I will definitely do it. ??

@jenr, @lorro

I somehow managed to do it using this code (obtained from a kind user on another forum);

body.home #content-sidebar {
position: relative;
top: -400px
}

I know it’s not the perfect way to do it though, the sidebar overlaps with the last few lines from my static front page on portrait mobile screens, and even on desktop, before the slider fully loads, a few pixels from the top of the content sidebar remains invisible.

Anyway it’s working fine except for these two issues. Any idea how I can fix the code?

Thanks for the code Sam. But what I want to do is to position the content sidebar on my page’s top right, next to the slider. This code doesn’t do that.

Anyone?

Alright I just got a brilliant answer from another user. The code to be added to the file: Style.css in the child theme should be:

.home .site-content .entry-title { display: none; }