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Sakin
Keymaster@lizzy39: For detail color customization you can simply upgrade to Catch Everest Pro where you have color options in your Theme Options panel.
For free one you need to be more specific on which one you want to change. For site you can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box. Change the color code as per your need.
.site { background-color: #fff; }Sakin
Keymaster@kumar: Thanks for your support question but you have remove the copyright information for Catch Box theme. So, please add back. This is only reason we provide free theme and free support. If you want to remove that you can use Pro version.
Actually it is not a good method to add background in header to make it responsive. But since your image is small you can use background position.
#branding { background: url("/wp-content/themes/catch-box/images/Reheader.png") no-repeat scroll center center transparent; }For your second question, you need to work with the plugin support forum.
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Keymaster@Coupon Guy: Thanks 🙂
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Keymaster@rgbarsanti: Can you upload the featured image of the size 976×320 and let me know it. Then I will check in what can be done.
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Keymaster@pchambers: You can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
.site { background-color: transparent; box-shadow: none; }Sakin
Keymaster@rgbarsanti: Can you post in your site URL and then let me know what is the size that you are trying to accomplish. If you are using Pro version of the theme then you have Featured Image Slider, where you can upload the image size of your own choice and it will be re-sized automatically.
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Keymaster@Coupon Guy: You can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
.single .featured-image { float: left; }November 21, 2013 at 12:39 pm in reply to: How do I change the background of my header without changing the header image? #17461Sakin
Keymaster@Cory: I think it’s ok to keep the header background image like that. Stretching is not a good idea.
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Keymaster@Trishah: Thanks for your appreciation and yes we are absolute fine that you like to use Catch Box Free theme. Here is donation link: http://catchthemes.com/donate/
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Keymaster@Coupon Guy: Please use Hire a cutomizer for detail customization. You can copy the function catcheverest_admin_header_image() from custom-header.php file into your child theme functions.php file and edit it.
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Keymaster@Sebastiaan.Horn: You can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
.widget img { box-shadow: none; }Sakin
Keymaster@svoelker: You can hide that by adding in the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
.home.page .entry-header { display: none; }Sakin
Keymaster@dstremme: Meta keywords are no more related to SEO and also it falls under Plugin Territory. So, you can install plugin like “WordPress SEO by Yoast” and do the customization.
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Keymaster@Sebastiaan.Horn: In you are talking about our default google font then it has been fixed in version 1.5.3
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Keymaster@Coupon Guy: Sorry I don’t understand this. Can you add in your site URL and explain in reference to your site.
Sakin
Keymaster@Coupon Guy: That is very complicated. You need to add like this in our child theme functions.php file https://gist.github.com/catchthemes/bb40b2be06fafcef48c3/raw/d9fc220f7d367f1965639c4bbfc1de82800a0cc4/functions.php
November 21, 2013 at 2:20 am in reply to: Posted Blog, Shows in Article Page but only shows comments box? #17439Sakin
Keymaster@BaskingShark: Thanks.
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Keymaster@Coupon Guy: Thanks.
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Keymaster@Irbi: Yes the header image you have added is the background image and the slider image in inline image that is why there is difference. For best, you can add the header image for that image from “Appearance => Header”. Then add the following CSS in “Appearance => theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
#hgroup-wrap, #site-logo { padding: 0 } #hgroup-wrap { position: relative; } #hgroup.with-logo { left: 5%; padding: 0; position: absolute; top: 35%; }Then remove your the following Custom CSS that you have added in “Appearance => theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
#masthead { padding-bottom: 50px; } h1#site-title { padding-top: 71px; } h2#site-description { padding-bottom: 93px; } -
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