[Pratik]

Hi @Bram,
Can you please post in your site URL so i can check it?

[Pratik]

Hi @marga,
For 1 and 2 you have solved it yourself so that is great.

For third, you will need to follow these steps in “Appearance=> Theme Options=> Custom CSS”
* First, Remove following code:

#site-logo, #hgroup.with-logo { display: inline-block; float: left;; }

* Then, add following code:

.logo-wrap {
    display: block;
    text-align: center;
    width: 100%;
}
#site-logo {
    display: block;
    float: none;
}

Thats it, and the logo should be center.

Let me know how it works out.

[Pratik]

hi @Matthias,
I will ping @Sakin and let him know about the situation.

Regards,
Pratik

[Pratik]

Hi @Cokalejandro,
You will find the text in comments.php line 60.

Copy comments.php to your child theme folder and then edit that line.

[Pratik]

hi @Matthias,

I am a bit confused as you have posted this on Catch Adaptive Pro forum. Also, you have mentioned that you upgraded to version 3.4, but the latest of this theme is version 3.3.

Full Frame Pro looks like the theme you have used. I tried changing the language from WordPress Dashboard=> General => Site Language to Deutsch, and went to customizer and it was working fine.

Let me know if I need to follow any other steps.

The customization page links do not work for me as only logged in users can view that page.

Also, can you try and change the language of German Site to English and see if the problem persists.

Please let me know how it goes and I will assist you further.

[Pratik]

Hi @Theodore,
Once you add the menu, it will go to the bottom of the current list of menus and the current box will revert to original state. Can you please try adding it and then, looking at the bottom of the menu list on the right. Then you can drag that option anywhere you like.

Let me know if it works out or not.

[Pratik]

hi @NickBallDesign,
Instead of the given add_action() code, use the following one:
add_action( 'catchbase_header', 'catchbase_extra_header_sidebar', 55);

This will add it to the left of social icon.

[Pratik]

Hi @Theodore,

This question is pretty much related to the one in http://catchthemes.com/support-forum/topic/primary-menu-dummy-page/

Instead of adding “#” as URL add your PDF file (in media) link and drag that item as sub menu.

Let me know if this works or not.

[Pratik]

It looks like you still have some caching issues. For me, now it is showing what you have added, i.e. “What’s on your mind?”

[Pratik]

Hi @Lars,
I think what you have said is possible through Custom CSS. But we will need the site url before saying anything concrete.

[Pratik]

Hi @InvisibleFlame,

I checked your site at http://www.myinnerfire.net and the search text has changed to “What’s”. I have taken a screenshot as well. Here is the link to screenshot: https://www.diigo.com/file/image/qecdbbrzcsrardoodzcacosaaa/INNER+FIRE+%7E+just+keep+the+fire+burning.jpg

Is this what you wanted?

[Pratik]

Hi @Theodore,
This is the standard for WordPress. Not internal to Catch-Evolution.

[Pratik]

Hi @Cokalejandro,
Please make sure you use child theme to edit the codes in main theme file because the changes will be removed when new update for theme is installed.

[Pratik]

Great, I hope this clears out the issues. Let me know if there is anything else.

Regards,
Pratik

[Pratik]

We are looking into this and will update you soon.

[Pratik]

Hi @InvisibleFlame,
Now when I check your site, I always get “INNER FIRE | just keep the fire burning” as the page title. The problem you describe mainly looks like a cache problem. You can check the link: http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/http://www.myinnerfire.net/ to see a cache free version of your site. However, this will not clear server caches.

About Catch Web Tools, it should work fine with WordPress version 4.4. We will push an update for this too soon.

[Pratik]

hi @InvisibleFlame,

1. That should not happen. If it happens again, please let us know. Also, please post in your site url so that we can check it.

2. That glitch should go away with new update scheduled soon.

[Pratik]

Hi @InvisibleFlame,
For that, you will need to know about WordPress Child Themes and hooks, some javascript and some css. You can follow following steps:
1. You will need to create a child theme for Catch Evolution. Its details can be found here
2. If you go through theme file, you can find a method/function named catchevolution_header_top_menu() in catch-evolution/inc/custom-header.php
* You can copy and paste this function in your child theme’s functions.php and make the modifications in this function where you can add the html/php code for the search bar.
3. Then you can hook proper styles and scripts required for it to work. More info here

This will work if you do it properly. I am afraid anything beyond this is outside the theme support scope. Further, if you are uncomfortable, please consider hiring a customizer.

Also, have you considered using another theme. Gridalicious, Catch Adaptive and Catch Flames themes do exactly this by default. You can view their demo at Gridalicious Demo, Catch Adaptive Demo and Catch Flames Demo respectively.
Other themes like Clean box and Full Frame have similar implementation. You can also view their demo at Clean Box Demo and Full Frame Demo respectively.

Hope this helps. Let me know how things work out.

[Pratik]

Hi @Steve,
This is little advance question and I would like to leave this to be answered by Sakin. He is on travel for WordCamp US. So, you might get reply little late.

Thanks,
Pratik

[Pratik]

Hi @SciHaza,
In free version of Catch Responsive, you cannot really remove the search box, you can just hide it. If you upgrade to Catch Responsive Pro version, then you can remove the search box and add other widgets in that area too. Check out Pro version Details here and its Theme Instructions with features list here.

To hide search box and reduce top margin, try adding following code in Appearance=> Customize => Theme Options => Custom CSS Options box:

/* Remove Search box from header right area */
.sidebar-header-right #header-right-search{
display: none;
}

/* Reduce Top margin */
#masthead {
padding: 10px 0;
}

You can even reduce the 10px in code block /* Reduce Top margin */ to reduce it even more.

Let me know if it worked or not. If this does not work, you will need to post in your site url.

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