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Awesome! I thought that might be it..

I’ll check it out later.

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I also attempted to set the margin below the main menu at pulse to “0 auto 0”.

It works when I am modifying the element in chrome in real-time but when I save that into the custom CSS it doesn’t alter it.

#access { margin: 0 auto 0; }

Basically, making the image full-width, no space between main-menu at the top, no gray background/border on the image at all.

Thanks.

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I added a 0 bottom margin for #main on the demo site.

However, on the PulseInfomatics.com site, I still get a left and right dark gray edge that I do not want. I’ll leave it for now so you can check it.
http://www.PulseInfomatics.com

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Here is what I came up with…

#slider.slider-fullwidth {
  margin: 0px;
}
#slider-wrap a {
   padding: 0;
}

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@Sakin,

Here is my demo site..
http://demo.kreativeknowledge.com/

I’ll be doing the same for this site.
http://www.PulseInfomatics.com

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@jackwagon.

sakin gave me the answer to this awhile back. You need to use CSS. It should be.
#slider-wrap .featured-text { display: none; }

He can check me on that.

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@Sakin: I should use a child theme.. was being lazy. Your other answer tipped me off. I was able to get rid of it using:

.page .entry-header { display:none; }

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Worked perfectly. I should have recognized that.

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For now I edited content-page.php directly and simply removed the code that places the entry header.

I’ve backed up the page and made an updates log because I imagine I’ll need to re-do this when they theme is updated in the future.

If there is another way, that would be great.

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jdaley.. What video on Youtube?

I believe you may be mixing themes? I’ve seen Tyler working with the responsive theme – a different theme than the catch themes.

There are many themes and plug-ins that have featured image sliders. The free catchbox theme lets you use either the featured image tied to specific post or to specific pages. The upgrade has a slider that I use – which allows me to have a featured image link to anything I want – including external pages.

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No worries. I currently add a div to my header.php file when I need to do this and that has been fine.

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But what about making that widget the width of the entire site? That was my original question but when I posted this on the demo site I noticed the line height issue.

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Thanks.. Here is my demo site.. I’m using a text widget – no title in the text widget. Not sure why the text is flowing outside the main area.

http://demo.kreativeknowledge.com/

Thanks.

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Done! Thanks.

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@Sakin.. I did the import and all worked well, including the FB image.. I also read about his take on keywords and other meta data and SEO info. Very good!

I’m going to be writing a blog about the tools I use on my site and will be mentioning catchthemes for sure. Thanks again for your assistance.

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Thanks @Sakin. You are a gentleman and a scholar!  🙂

I’ll be doing that this afternoon.

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Genius! That get’s rid of the continue reading too – which is great. much MUCH cleaner for my site. I should have thought of that though.

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Hmm.. I’ll check it out.. My challenge is that I am using the all in one SEO plug-in and would need to move all my prior post and page meta data into the new plug-in.

But if it allows control over my default FB image, it might be the way to go.

Thanks.

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I see that you answered this in a prior post.

.page .entry-title { display: none; }

Thanks.

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holidaymonkey,

I’ll answer what I would do – don’t know if it is the best answer.

1) you could create a blog category called “blog” or “all” and categorize each post with that. Then create a category menu item and title it, “all entries”. I use a plug-in titled, List category posts for this purpose.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/list-category-posts/

I add it to a single page using my “blog” category. This is my page… I don’t include an excerpt of anything but you can.
http://www.matthewmoranonline.com/all-blog-entries/

2) Create a custom menu item titled as “Home” and simply point it at the root of your site.

3) I purchased Catch Box Pro. Instead of your slider being a post or page slider, make it an image slider and simply do not add the excerpt text when you define the images to include in the slider. That is what I do. It is worth the $29.

4) The Pro theme also allows you to define font-size for the headings and many other things.

I hope this helps.

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