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Hi Rachael! I haven’t upgraded to Thesis 2…but here’s what worked for me:

Go to Thesis > Design Options > Display Options > Archives

and choose something other than “Titles only”

I hope that works for you!

Never mind…I figured it out myself ??

I put this code in the custom CSS file:

.hgroup-wrap img {
margin-top: 39px;
margin-bottom: 13px;
}

The default setting is 39 px – so just adjust the number to suit you.

Yay!

I can see the confusion re; logging in now – the info I put after the login URL is the Username and PW that provides access – I should have clarified ??

Thanks so much for all of this information!

Just solved this one myself ?? I searched the style.css file for the code related to the slogan, copied the code, edited the font size and pasted the adjusted code into the custom.css file. Fixed!!

As an FYI – here’s the relevant code:

.slogan {
font-size: 40px;
line-height: 49px;
text-align: center;
margin-bottom: 40px;
}

The default is 40px, so I just adjusted until it looked the way I wanted.
Yay!

Once again Andrew – you are my hero! I didn’t even need to change your code – it works like a dream.
Thanks!!

Thanks TJMarsh – that’s what I was afraid of ??
Fingers crossed one of the developers will see this post (I’ve also emailed them but have not heard back yet).

Thanks so much for your note! I’m confused as to why you can’t log-in with what I gave you – I just tested it myself and was able to gain access. The “role” of this user is “subscriber” so you can’t change any of the back end stuff but if you log in and go to “visit site” you can poke around the site without issues.

Thanks for all the other info – I will take a look at this. My only challenge is that even if I follow all those steps, I don’t know what change to make to my CSS file ??

You’re so sweet Andrew. I’ve been making these changes through the Custom CSS editor that came with the theme. Better yet, I always make notes on stuff like this for future reference, in case I lose my tweaks or build a new site using the same theme…so I’m good!

AND – this fix worked perfectly. You are awesome Andrew – thanks so much for all your help!!

I’m loving you Andrew!

This worked perfectly to remove the space between the logo and nav menu. However the space between the nav menu and page title/content is still there (you can see it on all pages except home). Thoughts?

It was in the style.css file and this code worked like a charm.
You rock!!
Thanks!

Thanks Andrew! Where would I put this? In the custom.css file?

all done

Thanks Amado – my site actually did not like Relevanssi. BUT…I figured out that the issue was a setting in my Thesis template. I changed the setting and it’s working fine now.
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Thanks so much Jeremy! I’m not willing to lose any of my other plug-ins (I only have a few and they are key). I’ll look at the Chrome extension.

Are there any other stand-alone spell checker plug-ins for WordPress? I’ve researched and haven’t found any but that just seems weird…

Thanks Jeremy! I changed my proofreader options and then edited a page to test it. I then started having issues with it not saving my work. I logged out, closed Firefox and logged back in and still had the issue. I was only able to save changes by deactivating JetPack.

I just need a spellchecker and don’t want all the JetPack bells and whistles (especially if it’s going to cause issues like this). Is there a way to just get the spell checker?
Thanks!!