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Hello,
First of all do a back up of your website, then search on google how to make a child theme, so you don’t lose your modifications when you update the theme.
I recommend you to make a new php file name it whatever you want.
For example: my-custom-front-page.php
Put this line at the beginning of that file <?php /* Template Name: Custom Front Page */ ?>
Copy the code from page.php and delete the line ‘get_template_part( ‘featured-content’ );’.
Now go to your WordPress dashboard and make a new page select the template Custom Front Page and save it, then go to Appearance > Customize and chose the page you just created.

Well the only thing I can suggest you is to edit the singe.php file and remove the line that adds the featured image to the post, however I advise you not to do it yourself since you have no knowledge in php.

No problem, your website already looks great! If you have any other questions let me know.

Probably not, because the height of the content area will vary from page to page, and also it is recommended to use smaller images that are going to be repeated many times so you decrease the load time of your page and also save on the bandwidth.
The only solution here is to make some changes to the child theme, change the structure of your HTML and add some CSS. I wouldn’t advise you to do it yourself since you are really new to it, you can mess up the whole website.

Hello Olivier,
The problem is that you already use an image as a background at the bottom of that white content, so if you use the new image the other one will disappear, the bottom of the page will look like this

As for the white line above the logo, go to your WordPress Admin area > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and paste this code there

.site-logo{
   margin: -1px auto 7px;
}

Try going to the actual post if it doesn’t have any featured image then add one and save the post. Now edit it again and remove the featured image you just added, see if this fixes it since you said that it did the same thing on the test post when you added a featured image.

Or I might have missunderstood your question, maybe the fix for your problem is to just remove the featured image from that post. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Hello Alan,
I was listing your blog and noticed that the post you named here is the only post that has the featured image, try making another one and set a featured image to it so you can check if it does the same thing. It could be that your themes code displays the featured image on the post page before the post’s content, if that is the case you will need to edit single.php file to remove the line of code that displays the featured image in post content.

Your plugin requires a greater version of PHP, which obviously your server doesn’t support.
To access your website again you need to delete that plugin from the server. Go to your cPanel and open File Manager then navigate to your WordPress root folder > wp-content > plugins inside you will see a folder of popup builder select it and delete it, this way you will have access to your website.

As for the PHP version, try contacting your hosting company and ask them to update it, since it is not recommended to use old versions because of the security issues they have and they are no longer supported.

Great, I’m glad I helped you!

Hello, the best thing would be for you to create a child theme and do it there, but this is a good solution since you are a beginner.
If it is the content area that you want to make a bit transparent you should go to the WordPress admin panel > Appearance > Customize and look at the end for Additional CSS and paste this code there

.site {
	background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.8) !important;
}

What this code does is that it sets your content area to white and it’s opacity to 80%, if you are not happy with the results you can change 0.8 to whatever opacity you want going from 0 to 1.

Hello,
Can you give me a link of the page where the message is displayed ? I need to see the clases used, so I can give you the css.

Hello,
Do you have access to the server ?
Can you please use FTP to download the file or control panel’s file manager to open the file config.options.php from wp-content/themes/pagelines/includes/ and screenshot or copy paste the code that is on the line 872 ?

The best way to move it would be to install All-in-One WP migration plugin on your website, export the file, install wordpress in the root directory, install this plugin and import the files. I recommend you this method because it is most easier for you and the one with less risk of messing something up.

You don’t have to use @import in your css because wp_enqueue_style is doing it for you, you are just making your page load slower that way. No problem, if you have any questions, feel free to ask.