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@rlsdesigns: Ok I will try to answer your all 3 questions.

1- Would like to reduce spacing in the footer area and below content area. Seems there is a 1/2 above and below the AERA logo that I would like to lessen.
— you can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.

#supplementary { padding-top: 10px; }
#supplementary p { margin-bottom: 10px; }

2- Any way to have the ‘No sidebar’ layout option be wider?
— You can widen by adding in the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
#primary { width: 100%; }

3- Can the banner be a full width image rather than just the logo in the left?
— Yes, you can upload large image of any size yo want from “Appearance => Header” after you upload the image, you will see Crop option. In that time, you have to chick on don’t crop and publish as it is. This will publish your original image size.

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@questions: Sorry I cannot help without check in your site URL? As it depend on how you have use it. You can build test site or password protected page and send me the url.

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@slabbi: Sorry but the footer content cannot be changed in free themes as this in the only one means though which we provide theme and support for free. I hope you understand this.

If you want to edit any footer copyright information then you need to purchase Pro version where there is Footer Editor option and you can change the text as per your need.

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@offirkeren: Can you send me the screnshot explaining that. As when I check in your site from Mobile devices, we see then nice layout of the theme system.

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@@fogruen: I have replied you in email.

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@tnotty: It will work in all. If that is not working then you need to send me your site URL. So, that I can check in.

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@interiorsalvage: I just check in your site and found that your css code in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” is not working as you have added mistake css. This is conflicting with color. So, please delete that and check in.

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@Yybjaa: Yes we did that to separate the menu.

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

.home #content .hentry {
    padding-bottom: 0;
}
.home #content article,
.home #content .hentry p:last-child {
    margin-bottom: 0;
}

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@slabbi: That sentence mean we allowed to change all the function which doesn’t conflict with Theme Options panel. So, we have to keep in mind for that. But yes you are free to change that.

So, actually what are the function you are having trouble with. If you could list that then I can check that for you.

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@slabbi: Yes, you can change core theme files under GPL. But the problem rises when you update it. The update process will rewrite all your theme files to new files in the updated themes. That is why your changes in the theme will be overwritten by the theme. So, the best and safe option to modify theme is by building child theme, which will not get overwritten when you update the theme.

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@arichardc: I need to check in your site Admin. Please send me your site access in our previous email. Then I will check in.

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@yoshimura55: Have you made any customization to the theme. As our original custom menu works fine. I am asking you this as I see this issue only in your site. So, can you tell me in details what happen.

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@carlosdonan: Child theme is build by just defining style.css in your child theme. See this http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

You need to create functions.php file in your child theme and then copy the functions what you want to change and edit that in child theme functions.php file.

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@fogruen: Ok will check in there.

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@tracypie: It should have minimum width of 350px.

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@Yybjaa: I got it we will fix that in new version update. But for now you can add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.

#branding #access-secondary ul ul {
	float: right;
	left: auto;
	right: 0;
}
#branding #access-secondary ul.menu ul ul {
    left: auto;
    right: 100%;
}

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@BenniemanZA: I see that you are using old version of Catch Everest Theme which might be issue. So, can you update the theme and check in.

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@slabbi: There is if ( ! function_exists( '' ) ) : code in all the codes that we allowed to change in child theme. So, you can just build child theme and then create fine functions.php file and then add the functions in your child theme functions.php file which will not be overwritten when you update the theme.

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@keller113: Custom CSS box is only for writing CSS code. But for functions you need to build child theme and create new functions.php file and add there.

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