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The question is less what the theme provides and more what you need. The difference between a full-width template and a sidebar layout is a few minutes of creating a div or two and adding a widget area.

If you like the theme overall, but specifically need a layout with an extra sidebar that’s not provided, decide whether your desire to have that particular theme outweighs the time it will take to adjust the layout manually.

Upload all of your WordPress files, then navigate to your website in your web browser — the installation screen should automatically appear.

The simplest solution is to back everything up, every time you work on your website. Back up all of your server files and your database. That way, you’re not reliant on anything to save you. If something goes wrong and a file gets overwritten, you can always replace it.

You could try to manually enable the ini_set function, although depending on your server configuration it may or may not work. Here is advice from a similar thread:

In cPanel, Go to the PHP Configuration Editor then click on “Advanced Mode.” This will let you view and edit all php.ini settings including disable_functions.

If that doesn’t work, you could try modifying your php.ini file.

Hi Stefan,

Are you sure that all of the widgets, for the Swedish version, are placed in the correct sections? It looks as though both columns are there (based on the empty space), yet in the Swedish version they are all appearing in the first column.

Check that your widgets are in the correct containers, and also check your theme files to ensure that the widgets are being inserted into the correct html area (div).

Lastly, you may want to validate your page and check to make sure that only necessary tags are used, and that all tags are closed properly. After a quick glance at the code it looks like there may be issues there, which could have a negative impact on your page loading correctly.

W3 Website validation

It looks as though you have more menu items than there is space for, and so the menu items overflow into the second row. If you look at the next menu item, ‘CaseModo Tablet Cases’, you’ll notice that there would be no room for it on the top. Try consolidating menu items and/or shortening their names in Appearance -> Menus.

Another option is to edit your theme files and remove the title. This way, when you make a page or post, you can choose to manually add a heading (h1, h2) to the page, or leave it out, depending on the specific requirements of the page.