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Hi 7741globe,

In the WordPress admin area, go to Appearance >> Menus >> Select your Menu >> Drag and drop them into the order you would like. You can position them so they are sub menu items there

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This image was called mobilizetoday.gif and was located in https://www.flavouritemarketing.com/wp-content/themes/mbius/images/mobilizetoday.gif

So in your themes directory /mbius/ and go to your images folder and copy and paste that gif image in

Hello Lucy,

Yeah, you’re totally right. This css property and it’s attributes are not in the style.css file – they’re at a document level overriding anything in style.css. It actually looks as if this theme has some sort of Theme Options panel as it pushes custom CSS to the page. You can see this when you press ctrl-u on a windows machine.

Check under “Appearance” >> “Theme Options” and look for h1 tag size and try reduce from 120px.

Let me know if this doesn’t exist and I will make some further recommendations.

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Hi WH14,

I am assuming you mean the menu is not in order rather than the pages not in order. In the WordPress Admin area, go to Appearance >> Menus and try drag and drop them into the positions you would like to have them site in.

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Sorry it didn’t help you. Maybe you should consider outsourcing this to a developer as it requires someone who can identify the particular elements of the page (using a set of dev tools) and adding appropriate margin, padding and borders to the theme (style.css file) as mentioned. There is no flick of switch solution to do what you are talking about.

Hi Stasheree,

The current favicon is located in the theme’s root directory here:

https://www.flavouritemarketing.com/wp-content/themes/mbius/favicon.ico

You need to access your hosting panel / ftp and replace the favicon.ico file with your own favicon.ico file. This would be hardcoded into the themes header.php file. You are probably best deleting the themes built in favicon and just uploading a new one.

You should note that all plugins / themes aren’t universally compatible with each other due to script conflicts and other potential issues.

Hope that helps.

Lack of php shouldn’t be too much of a problem as you a manipulating presentation rather than logic.

You’re absolutely right! Create a child theme and from here I would just edit the CSS in the style.css file in the theme directory. If you are unsure what to edit, I recommend you look into using Google Chrome’s developer tools.

https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/

Hope this helps!

Hi tonyp21,

Thanks for letting me know the problem. That is interesting and I’m glad you got it solved.

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Hi WylieEarp,

I love the drawings! ?? What is your coding experience in terms of HTML, CSS & PHP?

Also, you won’t lose anything but presentation when switching theme. Content is stored in a database, not some sort of flat file structure in the template files.

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Hello tonyp21,

Go to your settings again and try change:

Front Page Display set to “Your latest posts”. to Static front page and try this

Front page: blog
Posts page: blog

Hello .Vagabundo,

On the line 223 in style.css you could change

.menu ul {
    position: absolute;
    top: -999999px;
    opacity: 0;
    left: 0;
    text-align: left;
    background: blue;
}

to

.menu ul {
    position: absolute;
    top: -999999px;
    opacity: 0;
    left: 0;
    text-align: left;
    background: blue;
    margin-top: 10px; /* This is what creates the gap */
}

Or you could go to Appearance >> Menus and select your primary naviagtion menu so you can see the following nav items: Home, Products, Services… etc

Then in the top left had corner or the screen you will see Screen Options – Choose “Show advanced menu properties” >> CSS Classes. You could then add you own class into the sub menu items and add a margin.

Hello tonyp21,

I’m unfamiliar which the theme you are using as some developers incorporate different functionality. Edit this “Home” page and look on the right hand side under the publish button, there is usually a couple of drop down options including: “default template”. Check to see if there is a “blog” or “news” template there. If so, try choosing one of these to see if it rectifies the problem.

…if not, can you supply a bit more info?

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No problem. I highly recommend you actually strip down the width of your logo from 2000px! to about so just the PPC is in the logo. If you do this, it would look super sweet when the site starts to collapse into it’s tablet / mobile form.

Hello Jack,

You have a couple of options.

1) You could copy and paste this into the bottom of your style.css file

header#masthead {
    background: #fdf20c;
    -ms-box-sizing: border-box;
    -moz-box-sizing: border-box;
    -webkit-box-sizing: border-box;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    padding: 0 35px 0 35px;
}

OR (My preference)

Go to line 554 in style.css and change:

background: #ffffff; to background: #fdf20c;

Or you could just change the size of the logo.

I hope that helps