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@beatmaniaNZ: This looks like plugin issue. So, try deactivating plugin one by one to find the conflicting plugin.

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@Joan: Please contact our sales directly at http://catchthemes.com/contact-us/ as you should be able to download latest version from your account at http://catchthemes.com/my-account

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@Kathy: There are two entry-meta, one is under the title and another after content. It’s same in your single post as well.

If you want to move that to after post content, then you need to build child theme, copy content.php file to your child theme and then move the following code after <footer class="entry-footer">.

<?php if ( 'post' == get_post_type() ) : ?>
	<?php catchresponsive_entry_meta(); ?>
<?php endif; ?>	 

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@Deborah: Sorry I cannot solve this as it’s related to that plugin and I don’t know which post type it is using it and how it check for layout. So, the best option I see it to set default layout option for this gallery from “Appearance => Theme Options => Layout Options” and then for other pages, you can set it from page/post Catch Evolution Options metabox below post/page editor.

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@Georg: I check in Firefox and it is showing slider image center

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@rob: Sorry I don’t get it what you mean. When I check in your site in Mobile devices, it’s working fine. As per the responsive design, your sidebar should move below your content and above footer.

So, can you explain what you want. Maybe share your screenshot.

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@roche5000: All Posts are automatically added to at least one category and if you don’t assign it then it will be automatically assign to default category. Only page can be independent of category.

But if you just want to hide that display, then you can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:
#main #content .tags { display: none; }

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@cinta: Can you check your settings at “Appearance => Customize => Theme Options => Homepage / Frontpage Options”, then either select all categories or unselect all.

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@Stian: Check your settings. Go to “Appearance => Customize => Theme Options => Layout Options” and make sure you have unchecked “Check to hide meta information on archive pages”.

If you want different page to be your blog. Then first you need to create page from “Pages => Add New” and then assign that page that blog page to “Posts page” from “Appearance => Customize => Static Front Page” and then check in “A static page” and then select that page in “Posts page”.

To add items as per your need in menu, you need to create custom menu from “Appearance => Menus” and add menu location from “Appearance => Menus => Manage Locations”. For more about custom menu, check out http://catchthemes.com/blog/videos-blog/video-series-creating-wordpress-custom-menus/

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@roche5000: Yes, for that you can add custom menu widget to your sidebar from “Appearance => Widgets”.

Then you can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:
#header #mainmenu { display: none; }

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@Pia: That code will not work in Custom CSS. For that, first you need to build child theme. For child theme and sample child theme, refer to http://catchthemes.com/blog/create-child-theme-wordpress/ and then add the following css in your child theme style.css

.social-menu ul .visitpingcon a:before {
   content: "\f442";
}

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@vichewordpress: Thanks a lot 🙂

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@christiane: Cool that you found it.

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@Herbie: We don’t have that. We only have Advertisement Widget which you can add it in widgetized area from “Appearance => Widgets”. For shortcodes ads, you can search for plugin and add in.

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@Herbie: You can hide it by adding the following css in “Appearance => Customize => Theme Options => Custom CSS Options” box:
.entry-meta { display: none; }

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@Guillaume: You can add the margin top for that. So, you can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:
#site-description { margin-top: 10px; }

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@christiane: For this type of functions, either you need to add it by building child theme and adding it in child theme functions.php file or you need to add it from plugin.

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@Paul: That is generated from plugin. So, check for the plugin which added this file. To check that, you need to deactivate plugin one by one.

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@Herbie: Ok then you can add the following css in “Appearance => customize => Theme Options => Custom CSS Optons” box:
#masthead, #site-branding { padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0; }

Sorry, I don’t see search in your header.

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@Bobby: Ok then check your settings at “Appearance => Customize => Theme Options => Homepage/Frontpage Options”. In Select Categories, either you need to select or or unselect all to show post from all categories.

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