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I’m marking this issue as resolved since there has been no response. Thanks!

Hi J?rn,

Did you check the “Allow Comments” box?

If you don’t see the checkbox, click the “Screen Options” tab in the top right of the WP admin. Then, select the checkbox for “Discussion”.

Next, scoll down past the content field, and you should see the comment options for the page.

I hope this helps. Thanks!

Awesome! Glad to hear you find the plugin so useful, and thanks for the positive review! ??

Thanks for the positive review @joerndaberkow!

Thanks for the great feedback @emilysuesrq!

Hello,

You can add a category ID parameter. For example:

<?php previous_post_link('%link', 'Previous in category', TRUE, '13'); ?>
<?php next_post_link('%link', 'Next in category', TRUE, '13'); ?>

Where ’13’ is the category ID.

I hope this helps!

I’ve uploaded a fix for this that should be available on WordPress within a few days for update. If you need the update sooner, you can download the latest theme version from our Github repo here.

Thanks!

Ah, thanks for spotting this! I just committed an update to WordPress that should resolve this issue. It should be live within a few days. If you can;t wait that long for the fix, you can download the most recent version from our Github repo here.

That’s possible. The code would be in the header.php file. You would need to change the following:

<span class="menu-toggle">...</span>

To:

<button class="menu-toggle">...</button>

So, just change the span tags to button tags for the menu toggle. Thanks!

Thanks for the awesome review! Glad to hear you like the theme and support! ??

Hmmm, is your theme fully updated? Your site is showing the “burger” icon wrapped in “<span>” tags. The latest version of the theme should wrap the icon in “<button>” tags. Also, if you a caching plugin installed, make sure you clear your cache.

I recently pushed an update for the theme. Once approved by WordPress, the theme will be available to update again.

Add the following code to your stylesheet:

ul.menu ul,
div.menu ul ul {
	width: 280px !important;
	}
ul.menu li li:hover ul,
ul.menu li li.sfHover ul,
div.menu ul li li.sfHover ul,
ul.menu li li li:hover ul,
ul.menu li li li.sfHover ul,
div.menu ul li li li:hover ul {
	left: 280px !important;
	}

Increase the width as you see fit. Change both styles whenever you make a change.

I think you can just click the “Add your review” button on this page, and re-submit the rating. Thanks!

Thanks for the nice comments and review Kathleen! Let us know if there is anything else we can do. We would greatly appreciate the rating being upgraded to 4 or 5 stars. ??

Hey Kyle,

Add the following to your stylesheet:

table td {
    border: none !important;
}

That should do the trick. I’d recommend adding the code to a child theme, or using a plugin like WP Add Custom CSS, rather than editing the theme files directly.

Thanks!