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@phoenix: Can you try adding in the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.

#sidebar-header-top .widget {
    display: block;
    float: none;
    margin: 0 auto;
    text-align: center;
}
#sidebar-header-top .widget .textwidget {
    text-align: center;
    display: block;
}

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@Websiteguy: That’s nice and clever work. Cheers 🙂

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@Scholz: Thanks. I got email reply. I will check it now.

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@Scholz: I have just emailed you. You can send me details there.

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@Romuald: I send you email in your email address that you have registered with but you didn’t reply me. If you want me to send in different address then let me know it.

wordpress[at]catchthemes[dot]com is noreply email address. So, you will not be able to send email in this address. Don’t send in this email address.

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@ashrafashraf: try this
#slider-wrap .featured-text { font-size: 16px; }

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@Romuald: Can you reply me in the email that I have send you. Also in your capture.jpg, can you expand all element so that I can see where it is talking load time more. Again I also tested with Firebug and same here.

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@mergelane: Our theme doesn’t control editor. So, for these type of issue, try posting in WordPres.org support forum. Also try disabling plugin one by one and test it. This is most probably one of your plugin conflicting with WordPress.

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@iceman027: Then you can remove your Header logo from “Appearance => Header” and then add your logo image in Sidebar using “Catch Box Adspace Widget” or any image widget.

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If you want to add in the border all around the perfect css will be as below:
#homepage-message { border: 1px solid #Fcf9b1; }

If you want border in whole area then your css will be like this
.site { border: 1px solid #FCD9B1; }
Now: once you have border around the page, you don’t need left and right border in your menu, homepage message, footer and so on. So, you css for those elements can be as below:
#header-menu, #homepage-message, #colophon { border-top: 1px solid #Fcf9b1; border-bottom: 1px solid #Fcf9b1; }

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@mark: That great that you build child theme and added css. Nice 🙂

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@stephandrei: Can you send me your site URL and the screenshot of issue in Chrome browser as when I check in our demo page in Chrome, it’s working perfect.

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@Navid: That is only possible by building child theme. It’s bit technical and if you know the details then I can suggest you the steps. But by default there is no option to do that.

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@Navid: If you don’t use header right widget then yes we can center it. Send me your site URL and then I will get Custom CSS for you.

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@medicsontheball: It’s ok. Glad that you found the solution and thanks for posting it back.

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@phoenix: Sorry I need to check in your site and then I can provide your the custom css. Please add in your site URL.

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@Baizurah: You need to add align to make it align. Trying replacing you text widget image content with the following image with align left.
<img src="http://prozak-nation.com/olaf/en/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/en_GB.png" class="alignleft"><img src="http://prozak-nation.com/olaf/en/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nl_NL.png" class="alignleft">

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Hello Ryan,

1. Add a border that fits around the whole footer
— Add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.

#colophon {
    border-bottom: 1px solid #757575;
    border-top: 1px solid #757575;
}

2. Add a border around the “homepage headline and featured content section
— I see that you have already change it by adding the following css.
#homepage-message {
border-color: #fcd9b1;
}

3. Adjust the background image size to be a bit wider
— For background you need to adjust your settings through “Appearance => Background”. Either upload the larger size background image or select the “Repeat” option.

4. I was able to change the color of the homepage headline and sub text but am still unable to change the font (is this done via google fonts? or is there something I can drop into custom css?)
— For font either you need to user Google Font plugin or upgrade to pro version and user Font Family Options.

Regards,
Sakin

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@dbevarly: Wow I just check in your site and you have already added css to hide the colon.

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@mark: Then you can use the code link <span class="clear"></span> to clear it. But to add these code you need to go in text mode from visual in your post/page editor.

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