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@rhkingma: It’s strange why it is not working. Maybe, you can set your permalink structure at “Settings => Permalinks” and try it.

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@francisboyle: Catch Evolution Free version is a Responsive Design Theme. So, it automatically changes as per the screen sizes. So, there is no option to show full desktop view in mobile.

If you want to completely remove the Responsive Design and Stick with Desktop View all the time, then you need to disable Responsive Design. But sorry this option is only there in Pro version at this stage.

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@Cecilia Linda: Sorry there is no option to do that in theme. Maybe you can search for menu plugin which can do that. Search in http://wordpress.org/plugins/ and Google.

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@owen: Use color code not the color name and if that is not working then add important.

#branding #access, #colophon #access-footer {
    background-color: #0000ff !important;
}

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@suchi: I see that you are using Catch Everest Pro version 1.3. But this option was added from version 1.4 onwards. So, first you need to update our theme to latest version. For change log read this http://catchthemes.com/changelogs/catch-everest-pro-changelog/

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@Mark: Can you send me your site URL and let me know it.

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@CaptivatingHearts: Sorry there is not easy option to remove separator. You need to build child theme and in then edit the function simplecatch_sliders()

We have just added it in update for Simple Catch Version 2.6.7 where you will get separator control through custom css. But this version has to be approved by WordPress.org and set to live. So, it can take up to 7 days to live it.

After you get update, you can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box to hide it.
.featured-text .slider-sep { display: none; }

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@Lauren: You can change the color code as per your need and then add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
#site-description { color: #7a7a7a; }

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@jpbertram: Oh sorry. You can to go to “Appearance => Menus” and then create menu if you haven’t create or edit it if you already have it. And you need to edit the Label of the Menu item for which you don’t want link.

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@Heinrich: Yes, that’s true. You can use WordPress gallery itself.

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@rbrek: Those are the sample images to demonstrate the Slider. In free version of Catch Evolution theme, you will get Featured Post Slider. So, you need to create post with featured image and then add that post ID in “Appearance => Theme Options => Featured Post Slider”. The size of the images are Width: 644px and Height: 320px.

You can read detail instruction at http://catchthemes.com/theme-instructions/catch-evolution/

You can also take a look at Catch Evolution Pro version for Advance Featured Slider. Read more features at http://catchthemes.com/theme-instructions/catch-evolution-pro/

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@Heinrich: Thanks 🙂

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@owen: I am not so sure what you have added in the CSS as I can see out blue color has been there in IE8. Maybe you can try adding in the following CSS for your color.

#branding #access, #colophon #access-footer {
    background: #0000ff;
}

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@Heinrich: Did you edit the file page-blog.php? Please restore that file and add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box to hide the page name.
.home .page-header { display: none; }

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@kdhutto1: If you build child them then you can use conditional code. For easy one, you can just hide it with the help of Custom CSS. You can send me the page URL in which you want to remove menu then I can send you the css to hide it.

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@Dudley: Social icons used in this theme is image. So, you cannot change that. You can just change either to grey or to the their original Color.

For example, if you want your current social icon color changed from Grey to hover state then you can 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.google-plus a {
    background-position: -528px -44px;
}
.social-profile ul li.you-tube a {
    background-position: -132px -44px;
}
.social-profile ul li.flickr a {
    background-position: -440px -44px;
}
.social-profile ul li.instagram a {
    background-position: -704px -44px;
}

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@Lauren: You need to add logo and then let me know it. Then I can check in what can I do to it.

If you want to ask questions you can first login with your account at http://catchthemes.com/my-account/ and then go to support forum at http://catchthemes.com/support-forum/. Select the forum where you want to create question. For Catch Responsive, you need to go to http://catchthemes.com/forum/catch-responsive-premium/ and then scroll down you will see “Create New Topic in Catch Responsive | Premium WordPress Themes” forum. Just add in your question there.

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@Richard: Yes sometimes, WordPress don’t crop and publish doesn’t work. You need to retry it or you can just select all area of the image and click on “Crop and Publish”.

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@Heinrich: That is called Post Formats. So, if your post format in set up as “Gallery” it will show Gallery text, similarly it will show aside, links, status and so on.

To assign post format to your post. Just edit any post that you want to assign post format. Then in the Right Sidebar of the edit post editor, you will see “Format”. Just select the format you are using and save it.

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@Heinrich: This is quite different setup that you are trying to do it. Yes, this is possible.
Step 1: First create the page, and then in your right sidebar of edit page, you will see “Page Attributes”, where you need to assign template as “Blog Template”. Further, in your edit page, you will see Catch Box Options meta box where you can select sidebar layout to “Right sidebar”.
This make the page with right sidebar and latest articles.
Step 2: Now, you need to assign this page to Front page. Go to “Settings => Reading”. Then in “Front page displays”, you need to check on “A static page (select below)” and then select page that you have created in Step 1 as the Front Page.
Step3: Now to make all other pages different layouts, you can go to “Appearance => Theme Options => Default Layouts” and select the layout you want.

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