[Thomas Winderl]

Maybe a silly newby question: How do I change the front page in Intuitive Pro? I understand the content of the front page is not a classical static page, but pulls together content from other pages. Can’t find any guidance how to do that under “customize.

[Skandha]

@thomaswinderl: Hello there,
Can you please let me know how you want your front page to look like? Do you want it to look like the demo? If yes, you can import the demo content and then replace the demo content with your content.

Kind Regards,
Skandha

[Thomas Winderl]

Hi Shandha, thanks. Yes, I imported and use the demo front page now. I’ve somehow figured out the logic (=don’t change the front page, but arrange and fill the various elements using ‘Theme options’. My problem: I didn’t find any description how this could be done. And: How can I manually add additional elements to the front page that are not part of the ‘Theme options’ elements? Thanks!

[Skandha]

@thomaswinderl: Hello there,
You can find the theme instructions in this link under theme instructions.

You can find the FAQ’s here.

Let me know what kind of additional elements would you like to add to the homepage so that I can help you out.
Kind Regards,
Skandha

[Thomas Winderl]

Thanks, Skandha, I know where to find the FAQs, but can’t find the topic covered there.

What I want to do:

1. Increase the font size of regular text in a paragraph across the entire site.
2. For all blog posts, increase the margins to the left and to the right. Would it work if I include empty side bars, or is there a better way to do that?
3. How can I manually add additional elements to the front page that are not part of ‘Theme options’ elements?

best,

Thomas

[Skandha]

@thomaswinderl: Hello Thomas,

1 & 2 – For that you will need to use Additional CSS code. Please post in your site URL so that In can provide you the necessary CSS Code.

3 – Please let me know what you kind of elements would like to add to the front page so that I can guide you.

Kind Regards,
Skandha

[Achim Rosier]

Hello

I have a similar question about the template.
Can you control the order of the items on the homepage in the pro version? For example, “services” first, then “Hero Content” and “Featured Content” last.

Is it possible to add your own fixed element in html code to the start page?
For example a banner with information about an activity. Or an important message that needs to be highlighted.

Thanks in advance.

[Skandha]

@achim-rosier: Hello there,
Yes, the order of different sections can be controlled in the pro version using Section Sorter feature. You can check out the additional-features available in pro version of the theme.

Can you please post in your site URL and let me know where you want the fixed element to be placed?

Kind Regards,
Skandha

[Thomas Winderl]

Sure, Skandha.

1 & 2 – The site is results-lab.com

3 – For example: I want to include a second Hero section somewhere on the site.

[Thomas Winderl]

Another thing, Skandha: At the top of my blog page (http://results-lab.com/blog), it currently says “Archive” with a lot of space. How can I change that title and include an image or a slider? Thanks.

[Achim Rosier]

Hi Skandha

Thanks for the info. I bought the pro version.
For the extra element I thought of an element like all existing elements, but to which you can add html-code yourself.
It would be ideal if you also could move it like all other elements.

I know this is a very specific question. I’ll explore the pro version first.

@Thomas, sorry that I dropped my question into your post.

Regards
Achim

[Thomas Winderl]

Hi Skandah,

Still waiting for solving the following two issues (site is results-lab.com):

1. Increase the font size of regular text in a paragraph across the entire site.
2. For all blog posts, increase the margins to the left and to the right. Would it work if I include empty side bars, or is there a better way to do that?

[Skandha]

@thomaswinderl: Hello there,

1.
Go to => Appearance => Customize => Additional CSS and add the following CSS Code.

body {
    font-size: 20px !important;
}

2.
Go to => Appearance => Customize => Theme Options => Layout Options => Default Layout => Check No Sidebar: Full Width and Publish.

Let me know if this works out!
Kind Regards,
Skandha

[Skandha]

@achim-rosier: Hello there,
For that you will need to create a child theme and do a lot of customization. Let me know if you are familiar with child theme customization otherwise I suggest you to hire a customizer.

Kind Regards,
Skandha

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