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@lorencowka: That’s nice. Thanks 🙂

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@Mike: Yes, you change it. Catch Flames free theme has option to use Featured Page Slider to highlight you page.
1. First you need to create a Page and then add Featured Image (http://catchthemes.com/blog/videos-blog/video-series-adding-featured-image-wordpress-postpage/) to the Page.
2. Go to “Appearance => Theme Options => Featured Slider” from your WordPress Dashboard
3. Under Slider Options Select Slider Type as “Featured Page Slider”. Here you can also change the number of slides, slider effects and timing
4. Then under Featured Page Slider Options, select the pages and save changes.

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@sbartsch: Yes sure, you can simply add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:
#homepage-message { font-weight: bold; }

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@bigoslesli: Yes you got it. Thanks for sharing solution that you got.

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@nac2311: I don’t see you are using the new css. You are still using old css.

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@nac2311: Yes, if you want sitewide, then replace my previous css with the following css:
ul { list-style: outside none square; }

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@lorencowka:
1. How about changing it to 4 px double line. You can try adding in the following css:
.site-content article { border-bottom: 4px double #ddd; }
2. That’s not a problem. You can drag and drop the subcategories below your parent category in your custom menu. Read this http://catchthemes.com/blog/custom-menus-wordpress-themes/

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@Ramon: Sorry I don’t find the form.

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@Peter: Thanks 🙂

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@Mark: Hi Mark, non of the WordPress theme in WordPress.org theme repo has this ability to cache link in google. We don’t generate anything like that. That must be the link which was there is your site long time back. Form your google webmaster tool, you can request removal.

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@alemoy: You can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:

#secondary-menu { background-color: #2e923e; }
#secondary-menu ul.menu a { padding: 5px 15px; }

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@Peter: You can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:

input[type="text"], 
input[type="email"], 
textarea {
    border: 2px solid #9c234e;
}

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@MaxCross: You can just install JetPack plugin and activate Infinite Scroll module.

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@skimchi: you are not supposed to edit any core theme files. If you want to edit those then you need to build child theme and do it. For child theme check out http://catchthemes.com/blog/create-child-theme-wordpress/

About restoring Simple Catch Free theme. Just activate any other theme and then delete your existing Simple Catch Free theme and re-install it. Or you can use FTP access and then restore files by downloading it from http://catchthemes.com/themes/simple-catch/

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@saremcdee: Sorry that option will not be there in Pro version.

But you can do these type of things in your Widget Areas from “Appearance => Widgets”.
You can use Widget in Footer and then activate “Widget Visibility” module from JetPack plugin and then set widget for specific pages.

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@nac2311: You can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:
.hentry ul { list-style: outside none square; }

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@paulinepkehoe: You can disable the header Right Sidebar which will remove search. Just go to “Appearance => Theme Options => Header Right Sidebar Options”, check “Disable Header Right Sidebar” and save changes.

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@saremcdee: Thanks and now problem solved 🙂

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@saremcdee: I check in your site and see that you have added in the following css in your Custom CSS box:

#masthead.fixed-header #site-logo img {
    max-height: 100px;
}

You can replace that CSS with the following CSS:

#site-logo img,
#masthead.fixed-header #site-logo img {
    max-height: 100px;
}

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To remove hyphenation, you can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:

.site-content article {
	-webkit-hyphens: manual;
	-moz-hyphens: manual;
	hyphens: manual;	
}

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