TouchCoding.net - ?yvind S?ther

I’m glad I could help you out ??

Yeah, the “home >> page title” is called breadcrumbs and are used for the user to easily go back to the previous page.

If you want to disable the page breadcrumbs you can use the customizer under appearance. After that go to customizer>Content>breadcrumb and then uncheck the “Display breadcrumb”.

I hope that was what you were after ??

Hi there Nekro92!
From what I can gather the site you’re referring to is using the jetpack plugin. Here is a guide from their website: https://jetpack.me/support/tiled-galleries/

I hope this is what you were after ??

Hi there mrBlues! ??
It looks like you have some top margin applied to your main content area which is pushing the navbar up, but not the image background.

Here is how to fix it:

#main {
    margin-top: 0px;
}

Apply this css to your child theme or a custom css plugin and problem solved ?? Hope that helped you out.

Are you sure? How did you add it? custom css plugin?

Hi there Yieldway! ??
Can you please give me a link to your website, so I can have a look at what you mean?

Hi razvancs! ??
I looked through your site and found some bottom margin on the content-headline and some top margin on the h1 header.

Here is the css:

.content-headline {
    margin-bottom: 0;
}

.entry-content h1 {
    margin-top: 0;
}

Hi there Dan73! ??
From what I know you can just select a logo under the “customize”-tab > “site Identity”. Have you tried this? isn’t this feature working?

No problem! Glad I could help you out ??

No problem Alluivan ??

Try adding !important at the end of the css like this:

.testimonial {
background: #dd8500 !important;
}

Maybe that solved it

Hi there Alluivan!
Firstly can I have a link to your site so I can inspect it more.

Secondly how did you apply the css? Custom css or child theme?

Yeah, the theme you are using has a custom read more button, but you need to define what to preview.

Look at this example: https://postimg.org/image/hwqpu499j/

At my example only the two first lines of the blog post will be previewed. You need to add the “<!–more–>” tag where you want the preview to end.

Yeah, you are right. This template file isn’t full screen, but you can easily change that.

Replace this code:

<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-8 col-md-offset-2">

With this:

<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-12">

That will make it full width. Remember that when you are modifying a template file you should always copy it into a child theme before changing anything. That way your changes aren’t being overwritten when you update your theme.

I hope this help you out ??

Hi Chayleen!
This can easily be done by clicking the “more” button when you edit a post. This will make a “<!–more–>” tag in your post. This will make it the end of the preview and add a “read more” button.

I hope that helped you out ??