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@interiorsalvage: It will work. If you check you custom CSS you have extra ; in your color. It should be #fff; not #fffff;;

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@ashrafashraf: I don’t know what you are talking about. It must be your Theme and plugin updates. You can do that.

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@hopelovefreedom: You can adjust the margin and padding in the following CSS and adding the CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.

.comments-area article {
    margin-bottom: 20px;
    padding-bottom: 20px;
}

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

@media screen and (max-width: 960px) { 
.logo-wrap {
    padding-top: 50px;
}
#branding #searchform {
    text-align: center;
    top: 10px;
    width: 100%;
}
}

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@843digital: I see that you have change the wrapper width to 1200px. So, you need to upload the slider image of with 1200px.

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@rcbharp: I think it’s the cache as when I test it in facebook it’s fine. You can test it from https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/

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@fractalhealth: You are not recommended to change any core theme files, like replacing the image and code. This will be overwritten when you update your theme. So, all your customization will be lost. If you want to change any core theme files then you need to build child theme and edit it.

I see that you are using Catch Everest Free theme and in this theme you only have option to add Featured Post Slider. Follow the instruction as below.

1. First create the Post and don’t forget to add in the Featured Image in the post as this image is used in the slider. To add featured image see this http://en.support.wordpress.com/featured-images/#setting-a-featured-image

2. Then get the ID of the post. When you edit your post or write a post, you will see the id in your browser address bar. You can also check our the Post ID in your ALL Posts section in WordPress Dashboard. But if you cannot find it then you can use this plugin to view it http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/catch-ids/

3. Then go to “Appearance => Theme Options => Featured Post Slider”. Add in the post id. See the screenshot on how to add Post ID http://pinterest.com/pin/548594798329984427/

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@843digital: Can you send me your site URL so that I can check in what are you doing?

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@offirkeren: You can do that from your Discussion box in your individual pages and posts. For all you can just remove that from “Settings => Discussion”. See this instruction http://en.support.wordpress.com/enable-disable-comments/.

You can check the screenshot of how to disable it in individual page and post at http://pinterest.com/pin/548594798329843253/

Also to let you know, in Catch Everest Pro theme you can easily disable it just by one click through “Appearance => Theme Options => Comment Options”. There are lot of more interesting features added in Pro version, here is the list http://catchthemes.com/theme-instructions/catch-everest-pro/

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@tracypie: Have you checked your Screen option and enable the Discussion module. After the you will see the Discussion Box under your page editor. See this screenshot http://pinterest.com/pin/548594798329843253/

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@TxFOIFT: Thanks for using Catch Box Pro theme.

1. On the blog page, a number of posts appear. Is it possible to minimize the number of posts to say 5?
— Yes, you can set that from “Settings => Reading” from your WordPress Dashboard and then type 5 in “Blog pages show at most”

2. When navigating through individual post pages, the navigation headers “next” and “previous” appear. Is it possible to change settings that will replace those directions with the title of the next and previous article?
— This once it bit complicated, you need to use the developer or you need to have knowledge about the code. Best, if you don’t like it then hide it by adding the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
#nav-single { display: none; }
and then you can add maybe add Yet Another Related Plugin to show related posts under your post which will be more relevant to your site.

But if you want to change the code. Then first you need to build child theme and then copy single.php in your child theme directory and edit the code for nav single.

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Nice 🙂

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@nicemarmot: Nice. Just to make sure, please don’t edit theme core files such as index.php, content.php, sidebar.php and so on.

If you want to edit function catcheverest_category_sliders(), you can just build child theme and then create new file functions.php and then copy the function catcheverest_category_sliders() to functions.php file and edit it there.

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@signify: Which version of theme are you using it? It shouldn’t have problem. But yes there is problem in your site in mobile devices.

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@dbevarly:
1. How to post logo to the left-hand side of the text, and adding all social media buttons that are currently on the footer to the area underneath the search box in order to maximize visibility.
— Yes, you can just upload the log from “Appearance => Header”. Then you need to send me your site url. So, that I can send you css code to make the tile and description on side of logo.
— Yes, you can disable the Social Icons from footer through “Appearance => Theme Options => Social Link” and then click on “Disable Social Links in Footer” to disable social icons from footer.
— to add social icons in header from “Appearance => Widget” and then add “Catch Box Social Widget” to “Header Right Sidebar”

2. Is it possible to remove the comments box from all pages of the website? Can it also be done to remove from the blog posts? I did not see the option in Settings.
— Catch Box Pro uses default WordPress comment settings. So, see this http://en.support.wordpress.com/enable-disable-comments/

3. Is it possible to establish a default setting for images that eliminates borders? It’s easy enough to manipulate the border, but it would be nice if we could avoid that step.
— Can you explain this with your site URL reference.

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@tracypie: To disable it from Pages, I recommend you to edit individual pages and remove the comment there. See this for disabling comments http://en.support.wordpress.com/enable-disable-comments/

The other way is bit difficult. You need to build child theme and then copy page.php to your child theme directory and then remove <?php comments_template( '', true ); ?>

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@rcbharp: I just check in your site and found that you just replaces the images in the Featured Slider and hide the slider title and description.

So, instead of replacing the slider image in the theme directory. Add the image from “Appearance => Theme Options => Featured Slider” then choose Image Slider and add the image there. See this screenshot http://pinterest.com/pin/548594798329509357/

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@lwatts: Send me your site your. Yes, so what you want to do with the title.

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@alin.stafie: I don’t get it what you mean. Can you send me the screenshot.

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@pele: You can change that from “Appearance => Theme Options => Color Options”

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