Luiz

Add a media query to the element you will apply your background, like:

@media(min-width: Xpx){
    element {
        background: url(image) no-repeat;
    }
}

@media(max-width: X-1px){
    element {
        background-image: none;
    }
}

Or you could add a responsive background image that vanishes when the size of the page is less than X. That could do the job.

well, by default your main content area and your sidebar use the col-md-8 and col-md-4 class respectively. So if you change the md part to xs (for extra small) or sm (just small) it will do the trick.

Cheers

Well, yes, but a widget that vanishes when the space is not available is a very specific thing, and I don’t know any existing widget that would do it (I’m not saying there isn’t one that will do it, just that I don’t any widget freely available that will do it). So you might have to code your own widget…

Hey larab0213,

You mean the page title?
There is a plugin called “Hide Title” that allows you to exactly what its name implies ??

Cheers

Hi CoN73mP7,

Why don’t you use a widget? This way the image will have a “real” dimension.

Cheers

Hi jadboog,

From what I can see, Vito uses bootstrap as its CSS framework, so just add the right class to it and you’re good to go. But the result is going to feel weird. I just changed it and as you can see it’s not what I would call “pretty”.

Hi dez82,
If you paid for it why don’t you contact the developer?

In my opinion, you could use a fixed menu

Use a file to do what? fill the post’s content? If that’s the main goal, I think you would be better using a shortcode (from a plugin that would do whatever you want)

Ciao la straniera!

It’s not really clear to me where is the issue, could you provide a screenshot or even a url to your web site so we can see what you mean?

Actually in the screenshots before the logo is aligned, but the logo image itself has an extra spacing on the left.

[edit]: hum, not quite right, I was forgetting about an extra spacing outside the image itself

Is this what you are looking for?

Image 1
Image 2

Hello erobs16x,

You can download the theme Pictorico from www.remarpro.com, isn’t it where you got it in the first place?

Hello MBBulletin!

That looks like an easy one. If you have a child theme it would be simple to change in order to get what you want.
Do you know if you are using a child theme or not?

Cheers.