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become familiar with the 6 digit codes for colors #000000
no need to memorize them just find specific codes in your word press, or other image editing programs such as Photoshop.
This is just basic HTML
also HTML recognises some word name colors, but I always prefer to use the 6 digit convention. and put your text that you want a specific color between the <span>…..</span> brackets.

it Will not understand creamy-peachy-pinkish-mandarin-orangish
just your basic color words like green, red, blue, ect……

Here are 216 web color codes. https://html-color-codes.com/

here is some blue text <span style=”color: #0000ff;”>BLU BLE BLue BLUE TOO</span>
here is some red text <span style=”color: #ff0000;”>RED RED RED BLOOD, Kool Aid</span>

the code for grey is #a6a6a3

(there are many codes for the varying degrees of grey this is just (1) sample.)

the code for black is #000000

to write something like the following in a widget and you want it black:

<span style=”color: #000000;”>all of this text between the pointed span bracket arrows will be black</span>

will that help?

Correct good luck, wordpress is fun after you learn all the rules…
and then you might learn how to even <break> the rules for a special implementation….

Also in you theme menu features be sure to look for any place that allows your preference to be established. With out the them installed here I can only advise as above.

this should be corrected to avoid future issues affecting your site.

the code was suggested in the child theme

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then hopefully you can remove that post and see a corrected site.

go to appearance/ theme options/ header, from the WP dashboard navigation,

you should have options to do several things,

since I don’t have your theme installed on a site in driving blind here.
also look at
appearance/editor, and look at the right side of screen, for the header php section.

in this php code just examine it to become familiar with the layout of your header in the site.

Question.
Are you using a child theme, or just a main theme?

because you will want to avoid making changes to the main theme php code here , But if you have a child theme activated you can make these changes in this area to not affect the main theme. This is so that when the theme updates you will lose any changes made to this code when the theme is updated.

you are looking for the header align statement for this item to function correctly.

Did you include a link to your site, so that others can see the problem?

Would you include a link to your site, so that others can see the problem and try to duplicate them.

Internet explorer is so lame I wish it would just give up, but knowing Microsoft they won’t.

Your explanation doesn’t give anyone anything to go on here.

As we are just fellow wordpress users, without some details and a brief description of the browser problem being encountered what can you expect us to know how to fix what we don’t know is the problem.

unless you save site options from before an update this causes problems.
Are you using a child theme?
because if not! when you update a theme it will basically cause you to have to do major rebuilding.

I always set up as the activated theme a child theme. this way i can update the master theme when it updates, and I never touch the php code in the main theme.

I will have the child theme running/activated and all changes are made to the child theme. Then when a theme updates I will save these changes to the child, and reapply them to the new updated child theme once it is set up.

Assuming that you did not have a child theme in place prior to the update you will need to make all of the previous modifications to the new updated theme.

consider very importantly to utilize a child theme for your site.

i understand your frustration.
But you haven’t stated your current theme, version, Understanding what “CC is better at”, your question is unclear and without substantial background for any quick answer from a FREE message board.
Almost everything that one requires is possible with WordPress, and its not just a theme issue, Making sure your child theme is in place and the versioning of master theme is up to date, are key.
Consider hiring an experienced helper assistant to meet your demands, and offer a variety of solutions.
That’s my best advise.

If you need someone to make all of these corrections, and fixed the stretch images in the slider, and perhaps make this site more appealing please feel free to reply to this message. i will be notified by email from wordpress. You are asking for a lot from a free message board, expect to pay for experienced webmaster services.

Thank you

I would try and contact theme fusion about any older AVADA items they would have that in their research and back issues.
https://theme-fusion.com/

[inspect element]:
<img src=”https://oi61.tinypic.com/6j0k9f.jpg&#8221; title=”Click for a larger view” id=”imgElement” alt=””>
the image is a .jpg file.

Find the image in your site (https://oi61.tinypic.com/6j0k9f.jpg) | edit it in photoshop | resave it as the same file name(6j0k9f.jpg) | with the new apostrophe art work.
Then the file will appear as you designed it, not as the previous image had showed.