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@Karin: That is Homepage Featured Content. Did you check in Theme Instruction page at http://catchthemes.com/theme-instructions/catch-everest-pro/ where you can see the detail instruction of how to change the Homepage Featured Content.

Just go to “Appearance => Theme Options => Homepage Settings => Homepage Featured Content Options”. Then you can add in the Title, Content, Link and Image URL as per your need.

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@rbrt_bene: Yes, sure you can deactivate and reactive anytime. Your theme settings will be saved in your database.

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@kdign02: Visual mode will not take the layout settings as the layout setting is design changes that take place only after you save the pages.

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@vixtor: Can you post in your site URL?

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@suchi: It’s up to you to disable it. You can disable Header Featured Image from “Appearance => Theme Options => Header Featured Image Options => Enable Featured Header Image”.

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@zorter: That is responsive menu so that it takes less space. When I check in your site in my mobile devices. I found one small issue. The menu text is white and difficult to read. So, can you add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
.tinynav { color: #000; }

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@Peyton: Can you post our site URL so that I can check in?

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@Ayisids: First thanks for using Simple Catch Free theme. I see that you have remove “Theme: Simple Catch” from your footer. This is not allowed in free version and this is only recognition that we receive for providing free theme and free support. So, please add it back.

For now sidebar: Just go to “Appearance => Theme Options => Default Layout” and choose “No Sidebar, Full Width”. This will remove your sidebar from overall site. Then you can edit your pages where you want sidebar. Then when you edit page, you will see “Select Sidebar Layout” box from there you can choose “Right sidebar”.

To change the position of author, date and comments in your post. You need to build Child Theme and then create functions.php file and then copy simplecatch_loop() from simplecatch_functions.php file to your child theme functions.php file and edit there.

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@zorter: That’s nice and thanks for sharing.

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@poppy: Wow you made 7 different menu for 7 different pages. There is other option then to use Widgets and add menu widget in sidebar from “Appearance => Widgets”. Then you can add plugin “Jetpack” and activate “Widget Visibility” module which will give you option in widget to show in particular page only. So, you can add 7 different menu in 7 different pages.

But make sure you have disable “Mobile Theme” module as it conflict with responsive design.

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@Chelsea: You can try adding in the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
.site { overflow: visible; }

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@Chelsea: You can add the following CSS to remove the padding in the header image.
#hgroup-wrap, #site-logo { padding: 0 }

Once you have the large header image, the social icon, search in Header Right Sidebar will go down. Either you need to disable Header Right Sidebar or do the complete customization to make it above the header image. For this you need to hire customizer to write css code as per responsive design.

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@zorter: That code is shortcode. Not the widget code or register widget. Can you ask in that Plugin Support forum to give the code or widget to add it in sidebar.

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@sheandhem: Looks like somewhere you have blocked the comments system. So, first go to “Settings => Discussions”, check “Default article settings” and make sure you have checked-in “Allow people to post comments on new articles” and “Allow link notifications from other blogs (pingbacks and trackbacks)”

I hope you haven’t customize any core theme files like such as single.php, index.php, functions.php, style.css and so on.

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@suchi: I see that you have added the following CSS in your Custom CSS box. So, just remove the following CSS and it will show up.
#hgroup-wrap { display: none; }

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@rachellam: It’s bit technical to change that for excerpt settings. For this, you need to create child theme and then copy content.php in your child theme and edit it.

But there is one trick, if you use the full content mode. Do you know about splitting with more tags. See this http://en.support.wordpress.com/splitting-content/more-tag/

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@Mark Argentino: I see that you are using Catch Box Pro theme. So, fist you need to login in and then go to support forum and access Catch Box forum. Here is direct links http://catchthemes.com/support-forum/forum/catch-box-public/ which will show you latest queries and then end you will see the form to post your question.

Add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.

.social-profile ul li.facebook a {
	background-position: 0 -44px;
}
.social-profile ul li.twitter a {
	background-position: -44px -44px;
}
.social-profile ul li.rss a {
	background-position: -88px -44px;
}
.social-profile ul li.linkedin a {
	background-position: -176px -44px;
}
.social-profile ul li.google-plus a {
	background-position: -528px -44px;
}

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@Jennifer: Featured image will not show the caption. Only the image added in your pages and post content section will show the captions.

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@zorter: Bit confused. I checked in your site URL and see that you have changed your menu color. I see that you have WP Super Cache Plugin installed. You need to clear your cache from WP Super Cache plugin settings as you make the changes.

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@suchi: Since it’s multiple image with different sizes, it will be difficult to align it. But you can try replacing your current custom css

#supplementary .widget-area  .widget_sp_image {
    display: inline;
    float: left;
}

With the following CSS.

#supplementary .widget-area .widget_sp_image {
    display: inline-block;
    vertical-align: top;
}

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