Sami Keijonen

I don’t think option to turn it off would be the best solution.

• WordPress aims for decision not options thinking.
• Accessibility should come out of the box.

With that said there could be a plugin that have these kind of options if the issue itself isn’t fixed.

Hi @knittingand and thanks for your report! Makes totally sense to me.

I opened new issue for this where I suggested using grey color instead of blue.

Feel free to hop in there or if you don’t have Github account you can give feedback in here.

Thanks!

In short, no it’s not.

Can you try this CSS in the Customizer:

.entry-content .jetpack-video-wrapper,
.entry-content .fluidvids {
    margin-left: 0;
    margin-right: 0;
    max-width: 100%;
}

That seems to be plugin territory. I usually control these with some SEO plugin.

Hi.

Theme itself doesn’t load Favicon at all. Do you happen to have some kind of plugin for that?

Here is a page speed test from demo site.

Good to know.

Hi.

It seems that icons are not loading. I’m not sure what is the reason for this, I do see “Failed to load” errors in the console though.

Can you first check does disabling all the plugins help?

Thanks for report. I’ll fix it in the next update.

Hi Kathleen. Thanks for your kind words.

It’s hard to say what is causing the issue in your child theme. I’d start debugging from CSS.

Hi.

Sorry but I’m not sure I understand the question. I don’t see any horizontal blue line.

Thanks!

You could that via child theme but that would require coding skills. Unfortunately I have no plans to add sidebar to this theme.

Title of the page, post, archive title etc. Look how it’s done in _s theme.

There should definitely be headings hierarchy but that’s up to you how you do it. I personally use one <h1> on every view. But not all sections needs “parent” heading.

It doesn’t necessarily need a parent heading. But if you want to put parent heading, make that <h2> inside <aside> and widget titles <h3>.