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@oksanacello: For sales issues please contact our sales and account section directly at http://catchthemes.com/contact-us and they will be happy to solve your issues. Sorry I just work on Support and Development.

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@k.capelli: Yes I read your question. I don’t know how was your menu so how do I know it’s messed up. If you haven’t change any core theme files then updating theme shouldn’t change anything. But if you have change core theme files then it will revert back to original when you update the theme. So, to customize the theme either you need to build child theme or do with custom css box in your theme options panel.

Once create menu from “Appearance => Menus”, you need add menu location from “Appearance => Menus => Manage Locations”. Also this is not theme issues. This is the function of WordPress itself.

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@marcella: I see that you have lot of custom CSS. Can you remove that and it will work fine.

About the nav widget, sorry I am confuse. So, can you explain please.

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@k.capelli: For menu, you can just create custom menu and add the menu items as per you need. See this http://catchthemes.com/blog/custom-menus-wordpress-themes/

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@rbrt_bene: Yes you can increase that by adding in the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.

#header-menu ul.menu ul {
    box-shadow: 3px 3px 3px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5);
}

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@iuchewie: There is no option for that. You need to customize theme by building Child theme. This is bit complex.

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@rbrt_bene: Sorry I don’t get it what you mean. Can you explain please.

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@Sonia: Ok I will check in.

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@mithrand: The CSS to change the font family in menu is as below. Just change the font and add it in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
#access ul { font-family: Amaranth,sans-serif; }

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@Sally Starlett: You don’t have any limit in media files. Please check in with your setup and server.

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@emin90: I see that you have directly changed the core theme files for customization. So, we will not be able to recover it. For customization, you should always build child theme and then only edit the functions. This way we can retain your customization in upgrade and update of theme.

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@shoebsiddique: You are not using our theme. This support forum is only for Theme Developed by Catch Themes. So, please post in appropriate support forum.

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@emin90: For free theme there is no option to remove that from Theme Options panel but in pro version you can simply disable it from Theme Options panel. But in Catch Box Free theme, you need to build child theme and edit the header.php file where you have to remove this code
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />

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@Sonia: I still don’t get it how you got the link of that page and where you got it. Can you send me your site URL and then I can check in. Is that added in your secondary menu then you can disable that from “Appearance => Menus”.

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@Olivier: Do you mean to add background image in the header and footer section? Sorry, it’s bit unclear.

You can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box. In the following CSS you can replace the image URL as per your need.

#header-bg { background-image : url("images/branding-bg.jpg"); }
#site-generator { background-image: url("images/site-generator-bg.png"); }

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@mithrand: Can you send me your site URL and tell me the area for which you want to change it.

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@Richard: You can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box to remove the table border.
.entry-content table, .entry-content td { border: none; }

For alignment in table you can use the following CSS.
.entry-content td { vertical-align: top; }

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@ianroach: Thanks for the screenshot design. But we don’t have this option in our theme. So, you need to hire customizer to work on the customization. Sorry, this cannot be achieve by simple support.

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@lisareopera: Ok then you can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
#secondary .textwidget { font-size: 14px; }

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@oregano40: you can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Cutom CSS” box.

#branding #s { 
      background-color: #ff0000; border-color: #008000; color: 440000 }
}

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