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Hi there,

You need to go to “Appearance >> Menus” and create a menu, to which you can add any links you like choosing from your pages or categories.

You then need to set the menu by clicking on the “Manage Locations” tab at the top and choosing the menu you just created from the drop down.

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Do you have a link to the site, I cant picture exactly what you mean here.

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Ok, you need to add this CSS to your custom CSS area:

#content a:hover {
  text-decoration: underline;
}

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I dont understand this correctly. Do you have the 2 footer widgets selected from the “footer” section of the theme options?

Do you have a link?

Hi there,

As you said, the edit button does not display when a user visits that is not logged in.

In order to reduce the size of the gap, place this code in the custom CSS area of the theme:

.entry-content {
  margin-top: 10px;
}

But change the value of the number of pixels to suit. I have it set to 10px and it looks fine, with a reduced space.

Obviously you will need to make your site live and make sure you are logged out in order to see how it will look to non logged in users.

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Add this to your custom CSS area or to the custom CSS your have created if running a child theme

.blog-title a {
font-style: italic;
}

Could you post a link to your site and I will be able to post the code for you to solve this quickly.

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Hi Hanksy,

It can get gotten around by changing the size of the menu text in the themes options. Another option that works is adding the below code into the Custom CSS section within the theme control panel:

.main-navigation li {
  margin: 0 0 0 7px;
}

I do agree that something needs to be done with the menu in this theme, it needs some tweaks and changes to make it look and function a bit better.

Cheers

What you would need to do is open your functions.php file and find the following code located on lines 492-513:

/*Get logo img*/
if (!function_exists('fruitful_get_logo')) {
function fruitful_get_logo () {
	$theme_options  = fruitful_ret_options("fruitful_theme_options");
	$url_logo = '';

	if (!empty($theme_options['logo_img'])) { $url_logo_id	= esc_attr($theme_options['logo_img']); } else { $url_logo_id 	= ''; }

	/*Full Backend Options*/
	$description  = $name = '';
	$description  = esc_attr(get_bloginfo('description'));
	$name  		  = esc_attr(get_bloginfo('name'));

	if ($url_logo_id != "") {
		$url_logo = wp_get_attachment_image_src($url_logo_id, 'full');
		$url_logo = esc_url_raw($url_logo[0]);
		echo  '<a href="' . esc_url( home_url( '/' ) ) . '" title="' . $description .'" rel="home"><img class="logo" src="'. $url_logo  .'" alt="' . $description . '"/></a>';
	} else {
		echo  '<a class="logo-description" href="' . esc_url( home_url( '/' ) ) . '" title="' . $description .'" rel="home"><h1 class="site-title">'. $name .'</h1><h2 class="site-description">'. $description .'</h2></a>';
	}
}
}

The bits you need to change are where it says esc_url( home_url( ‘/’ ) ) (2 instances above)

You need to remove the inside brackets so you are left with this: esc_url( ” )

Between them two accents you then need to add your URL

Which will then leave you with the snippet of code below. Feel free to just copy the below and paste it over lines 492-513 of your functions.php file and change the 2 instances of the domain to whatever you want it to be (i have used google below):

/*Get logo img*/
if (!function_exists('fruitful_get_logo')) {
function fruitful_get_logo () {
	$theme_options  = fruitful_ret_options("fruitful_theme_options");
	$url_logo = '';

	if (!empty($theme_options['logo_img'])) { $url_logo_id	= esc_attr($theme_options['logo_img']); } else { $url_logo_id 	= ''; }

	/*Full Backend Options*/
	$description  = $name = '';
	$description  = esc_attr(get_bloginfo('description'));
	$name  		  = esc_attr(get_bloginfo('name'));

	if ($url_logo_id != "") {
		$url_logo = wp_get_attachment_image_src($url_logo_id, 'full');
		$url_logo = esc_url_raw($url_logo[0]);
		echo  '<a href="' . esc_url( 'https://www.google.com' ) . '" title="' . $description .'" rel="home"><img class="logo" src="'. $url_logo  .'" alt="' . $description . '"/></a>';
	} else {
		echo  '<a class="logo-description" href="' . esc_url( 'https://www.google.com' ) . '" title="' . $description .'" rel="home"><h1 class="site-title">'. $name .'</h1><h2 class="site-description">'. $description .'</h2></a>';
	}
}
}

Good luck

Hi Trahitt,

In order to achieve that, put this piece of code within the “Custom CSS” section of the themes options

.post-header h1 {
  color: #632981 !important;
}

Hopefully that helps, I have used the hex code for the purple from your site but you can change the #632981 to anything you want

Thanks