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You either use the plugin’s options to change them or turn the off (if possible), or override them with custom CSS:
body .et_lb_image_box img { border: none; }

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Nextgen shouldn’t use hardcoded links (and even those would need to be located in the database so they’d be correctable).

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Form elements don’t have their background color directly configurable, as they are designed to use the same background as the content, with the last 3 accent colors used for the border colors (to create the engraved effect).

If desired, this can be overridden with custom CSS:

input[type="text"], input[type="password"], 
input[type="email"], input[type="color"], 
input[type="date"], input[type="datetime"], 
input[type="datetime-local"], input[type="month"], 
input[type="number"], input[type="range"], 
input[type="search"], input[type="tel"], 
input[type="time"], input[type="url"], 
input[type="week"], textarea, select {
   background-color: ...;
}

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Your main navigation is long enough that it doesn’t fit in the available space and overflows onto the header image.
To avoid this you can either rearrange your menu items so they take up less horizontal space or force-activate the mobile menu earlier:

@media (max-width: 123px) {
   .cryout #nav-toggle {
	display: block;
   }
   .cryout #branding {
	margin-right: 3em;
   }
   #masthead.cryout #access {
	display: none;
   }
}

Replace 123px with the screen width value when the menu starts overflowing (or a few pixels before).

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The site’s title does adjust size with screen width, however your site title is long enough (and the logo is also present) to not fit in the available width in some instances.

You can further reduce the site title/logo to make them fit on screen with some custom CSS:

@media (max-width: 540px) {
   #branding {
       transform: scale(0.7) translateX(-25%);
   }
}

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Thank you for pointing this out. We’ll get it sorted for the next theme update.

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You can use custom styling to customize most structural elements, however the needed styling depends on the page you want this to apply to and which background.

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URLs present in existing content (text, markup) are not affected by URL changes in the settings and need to be updated manually or using a plugin.

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Could you indicate the website where the issues are happening?

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Those elements are an integral part of the theme’s landing page feature and are not available outside of it (for now).

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The header content option is available in both the free and the Plus editions. Did you not manage to find it in the theme’s options panels?

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The meta information for posts formats (including the aside) is simply hidden via CSS. You can re-enable them with custom styling:

body .format-aside .entry-title, 
body .format-aside .author, 
body .format-aside .bl_categ {
    display: inline;
}
body .format-aside .entry-meta {
    display: block;
}

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You seem to be referring to both H2 and H3 tags – the styling refers to H3 while your markup indicates the use of H2.

The difference does stem from using different editors (classic and block), but the old markup is not generated by the theme but manually entered in the content. This means it most likely also needs to be manually entered in the block editor (since the preset blocks rarely have such advanced markup controls).

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Controlling widgets visibility on a per-section basis is not possible with the default functionality available in WordPress. However, this can be added with the help of additional plugins (to list a few):

• Conditional Widget
• Widget Logic
• Jetpack’s widget visibility – my personal recommendation if you’re already using Jetpack
• Dynamic Widgets
• Custom Sidebars

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@castingdata, did you set a favicon through the available option before attempting action overrides?

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None of our themes provide the functionality to assign post/page-specific background images, because this functionality is already available using plugins:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/background/

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The next/previous links are core WordPress functionality and don’t provide the default functionality of linking within a category only.

The core calls are in the single.php template, which can be customized using a child theme.
Edit the core previous_post_link() and next_post_link() calls.

Hiding the links is even simpler with a bit of CSS:

.single #nav-below {
    display: none;
}

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The configured site title is used in multiple locations, including the browser title through the <title> tag, is read by third party crawlers (search engines, indexers, social networks). You should never leave this value blank.

To not have the title visible in the site’s header simply use the theme’s Header Content option and configure it accordingly.

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After selecting the image, the logo feature needs to also be enabled from the theme’s Header Content option (the non-intuitive procedure is due to WordPress.org not liking the move of core options – such as the logo image control – to the theme’s options panel).

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If the gallery behaves the same way regardless of theme, you may be seeing some interference (maybe with another active plugin?).
However, since you’re also using the images lazy loading functionality provided by Jetpack, I’d personally try disabling that to test if it has anything to do (lazy loading images can sometimes cause scripts that rely on image sizes to go haywire).

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The blocks are not designed to work that way.

To make the whole block a link you’d need to either customize the HTML markup to wrap them in anchors or write a custom script to transfer the click from the whole block to the icon (or read more) link inside the block.

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John, yes that’s almost correct, although you also need to include the font weights with the identifier (to force the theme to load that font family separately and keep the display=swap parameter), eg:
Jost:100,200,300,400,500,600,700,800,900&display=swap

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Is the content displayed as desired if you view on one of the default Twenty themes?

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The image displayed in the theme by default on the landing page (homepage) is configurable from the theme’s options under Landing Page / Slider.

Due to a technical limitation, the sample image is not visible in the customizer panel. To replace it, simply assign a different image. To remove the sample image, assign any other image in its place and then remove it.

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Use the following custom CSS:

body .lp-staticslider .staticslider-caption-title, 
body .seriousslider.seriousslider-theme .seriousslider-caption-title {
    text-transform: none;
}

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I created a support ticket for this request.

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I believe I already answered your question through our support or customizations system, but for anyone else wondering the same thing, the following CSS should handle the change:

body #nav-toggle {
    left: 1em;
    right: auto;
}

Swap the two values for the right side of the screen.

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@bedard5115, I can now see what you mean.
Could you temporarily switch to one of the default Twenty themes and check if that gallery is still broken? (to know if anything from Mantra’s styling is causing that or not).

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@crebspark, consider yourself banned.

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Somehow, numbers are generated with the wrong decimal point indicator on your site (comma instead of the usual dot expected by browsers in floating point values). This causes the headings to default to the general font size.

Since the theme uses a base PHP function which doesn’t support localization to compute that number, I’m not sure how this is happening.

Did you edit theme files in any way?

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