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Sounds good! You may want to mark your topic as resolved (see the right side of this page) if you’ve gotten things working on your end.

That is a very good question. When the site was turned over to me, I wondered why the URL schema had to include index.php as well. Only until I actually configured a local setup did I realize it wasn’t the default but was just intended to be so… for no appropriate reason. I thought it was for SEO purposes but it doesn’t appear to have any bearing. Your guess is as good as mine!

I’d be glad to!

Are you asking for the demo content (this in its entirety) or the “function” (the ability to create one)?

If it is the latter, all of the themes have it included by means of a custom post type (Portfolio) and a widget (Maskitto: Portfolio). You’d be able to make one by using the Portfolio post type the theme created, and processing that using the said widget.

If it’s the former, however, let me know and I can try to export the correct XML for you.

In that case, you probably should have stuck with using the default page title as the heading. Modifying .page-section h3 would have made changes across the board. At any rate, I’m glad you’ve found a suitable solution!

It saddens me to say that I’m getting the infamous invalid post type error when I’m trying to import your XML. ??

Sorry, I overlooked something that you said. To achieve what you want from what I understand, you’ll need to use the Text tab instead and style it using inline CSS. So say:

<span style="font-size: 48pt;">Hello, I am huge.</span>

You don’t necessarily have to modify the heading tags, but if you really wanted to:

<h1 style="font-size: 48pt;">Hello, I am huge.</h1>

You can switch back to the Visual tab anytime to see the changes immediately.

Tell you what, could you give me the problematic page, if you don’t mind? I’ll import it on my side. You can do this by exporting it via Tools > Export > Pages. You can upload the XML file on PasteBin, with Paste Expiration set to like 10 minutes so it will be gone after I get it.

Untick this one: https://i.imgur.com/Rqc4V48.png

I agree, that does look odd. There are a lot of possibilities here, so they need to be ruled out. May I know how you built the said page? Did you use Maskitto: Include page, or did you just add other widgets in that single page? Taking a screenshot of that pertinent Page Builder view will be of great help.

From your image, I don’t see a padding problem, but a cut off image?

At any rate, using Inspect Element, hover beside the padding: 35px 0; that you see and uncheck it (example).

Did the page change according to what you wanted the effect to be?

Well, you have to specify the actual change first before the magic happens, like so:

.post-inner h1 {
     text-color: white;
     text-decoration: underline;
}

Now try enclosing something within <h1></h1> and see if it does change.

Could you give me the CSS you used to reduce the footer? I’ll recreate what you did on my end so I may come up with a solution.

Oh, apply what I said and try viewing the site in production mode after i.e. the version everyone else will see. Right now, what you see is quite different from the actual result since you are in development mode.

To do that, you simply have to visit your site (the link to the page in question to be precise) on an incognito window. That, or log out and visit the link. What you will see may surprise you–the annoying extra spaces that were once there will disappear since they are only visible in development mode, to accommodate the “edit” links.

Let me know if it did not end up looking like this (no top and bottom padding at all), or if you want the entire widget to take up the page like this.

Yes, because you can always override existing CSS. I’d use the following classes for your purpose (I am under the assumption that you are going to hide the default title, hence .post-inner):

.post-inner h1 {
}

.post-inner h2 {
}

.post-inner h3 {
}

.post-inner h4 {
}

In case you meant the default headline the theme uses i.e. the page title, you should visit Maskitto Light Options. You’ll see preset titles in the Styling tab (under Title Style). If none suit your liking, you can of course still change it via CSS, albeit overriding a different class instead:

.page-section h3 {
}

Additionally, you can use SiteOrigin Headline, a widget. The theme installs this by default, but you will need to enable it. To do so:

1. On the dashboard sidebar, hover over Plugins and select SiteOrigin Widgets.
2. Go to the Disabled tab.
3. Find Headline and click on Activate.

You should now be able to find it included in the list of available widgets you can insert into a post or page. Once you try to edit it, I’m pretty sure you’ll know your way around as it is descriptive.