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A bit strange, if you have included (enqueued) the default WordPress version, you should be able to see what went wrong by using Inspect Element (Chrome), or with Firebug. Maybe you should give Superfish a try, very easy to use. It has settings for hover intent. Here’s a tutorial for it Integrating Superfish Menu Into a Template.

Or do you have to use hoverIntent by itself?

WordPress doesn’t allow svg by default (I’m sure you’ve noticed…), but you can add extra upload-file-types. I have a link for you that has a function for just that, Using SVG files with WordPress, there is a plugin version for that function too.

My apologies, but I’m not quite sure I understand, what do you mean by “upload the image”?

Use #content instead of #container, the header, content and footer is inside the container.

Hope that helps

Which version of jQuery are you using? Included with WordPress, or from somewhere else?

You can add images to the navigation menu, instead of using the page name, for example – Sample Page, you can use <img src=”the/url/to/your/image” />
in the Label field. Assign a class to the image for more css control.

Hope this helps

Are you using a custom theme, or one you’ve downloaded? If it is one that you’ve downloaded from the WordPress theme directory, could you provide the name of the theme please?

In your admin:
Appearance-> Theme Options-> General Settings-> Body Background Image is where you can upload background images, they will be tiled though…

As for the colors, that you will have to do with CSS in the style.css file, the theme does not have any style settings to change that.

Hope this helps

Did you upload a custom header image? If so, did you check under – Appearance-> Header -> Remove header image?

Do you mean the post meta underneath the post title? The author, the date, and the category?

Or somewhere else?

Try removing wp_enqueue_script( 'hoverIntent' ); from your header.

The best way to do it would be to create a page template, then create a page to use that template. Page Templates

If that’s not how you want to do it, and you want to use conditionals, I have an option for you. I have modified the header file for Twenty Ten for a previous project for something similar, just changed it slightly to work for this: Twenty Ten Header
Create a new header.php inside your child theme folder (if you’ve done that, and have custom changes, then you would have to modify it a bit).

Paste the contents of that pastie inside your new header.php and save. I have added comments in the header file, it starts around line 68, just so you can find your way.

Hope that helps

Here’s a link, Add a custom currency / symbol.

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In your admin, WooCommerce->Settings->Inventory: Untick the checkbox option for “Enable stock management” next to Manage stock, then in the product edit screen in the Product Type box, tick the Virtual or Downloadable checkbox (depending on what you sell obviously).

Then select the inventory tab in the Product Data box, make sure the Manage Stock checkbox is unticked.

Hope that helps

It is possible using variations, and judging by the “preview”, the modifications would mainly be cosmetic (css and javascript for the preview image of the selected options). I don’t think you would need to modify the product post type, but you can definitely explore creating your own product types, then use WooCommerce as a base, that too is possible.

Here’s a link to explain variations a bit more, Product Variations.

Hope that helps a bit