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Use the following CSS:

#access > div > ul > li > a > span::before {
    display: none; 
}

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[Zed]

In Mantra the magazine layout option is located under the layout settings section:
https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/docs/themes-legacy/settings/layout/#magazine-layout

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We are aware of that issue. Apply the following CSS to correct it until the next theme update:

.entry-content ul > li { 
    background-image: none;
    padding-left: 0;
}

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Verbosa is designed with a specific layout and all non-content elements are located in the sidebar. If you’re looking or a different layout I suggest checking out our other themes: https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/wordpress-themes#cryout-themes-showcase-free

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The sidebar is still visible on your homepage (and it cannot be removed in Verbosa) so I’m not sure what you’re referring to.

If you’ve actually hid individual widgets (from within the sidebar), that functionality is not available in WordPress so it’s most likely provided by a plugin (Jetpack?)

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The following CSS should achieve the same result:
body .column-image img { max-height: 100%; }

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Using white as an accent color will be very problematic as it can render a lot of site elements invisible (due to the site also using white for the backgrounds).

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The frames come from the galleries own options (as they’re added with inline styling generated at runtime).

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You can use our themes on as many sites as you’d like, including personal or commercial websites.

For our Plus themes, the licensed sites number indicates the number of sites you can activate the automatic updates on and receive priority support for.

By site we refer to a single WordPress installation using a particular theme (the installation can be on the main domain, in a subdomain or a subfolder of a domain). We do not count staging/development copies.

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The presentation page has section background color options:
https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/docs/themes-legacy/settings/color/#presentation-page

For the text color, most content relies on the general text color option, however some elements default to a preset color. Use the following custom CSS for these:
html { color: #000; }

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[Zed]

That spacing is configurable from the theme’s settings:
https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/docs/themes-legacy/settings/graphics/#content-margins

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@ollyeden the indicated site does not display any social icons in the footer or on the side.

Additionally, none of the menu items (to access the rest of the site) seem to work at this time (perhaps a permalink/rewrite error?)

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I am not seeing a flower image on the site at this moment.

The indicated styling applies to the presentation page’s individual sections (containers), so I’m not sure how that would affect or apply to an image.

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You can adjust the publish date/time from WordPress’ posts management (directly from the posts lists via quick edit or from the individual posts’ edit screens).

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That image is no longer available.

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Menu management is core WordPress functionality and not something that’s controlled by the theme.
Try adding the menu item with a placeholder URL (like #) and edit it to use the mailto: link after it’s already in the menu. I remember this method to work.

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When the content of the menu no longer fits the available screen width the menu can span multiple lines (overlapping the content below). This usually happens with large menus and long site titles and the site being viewed on smaller devices.

The solution to this is to either adjust the menu and title to fit in the available space or apply custom styling to activate the mobile menu earlier (on larger screens).
The Plus edition of the theme includes an option to control this activation point.

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The top bar can be enabled or disabled from the theme’s settings, so its inclusion is optional.

https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/docs/themes-legacy/settings/graphics/#top-bar

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I notice there’s some inline styling applied to each gallery overriding the theme’s own styling which applies margins:

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If you are using any form of caching and/or CSS minifying, start by disabling it to check if this is the cause.

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@dowlass, you could not find the styling in the theme’s stylesheet because that value is already configurable in the theme’s settings:
https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/docs/themes-legacy/settings/graphics/#content-margins

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it depends on what bit of functionality (a plugin?) you’re using for the “reaction” feature and how it adds itself to the site.

I would need to be able to browse the site to look into this further.

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The posts in the featured boxes are ordered by publish date in descending order (newest on top left, oldest on bottom right).

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In Roseta the icon blocks glyphs use the theme’s accent colors.

To customize separately, try the following CSS (prepend body if the identifiers are not specific enough for your usage):

/* glyph in normal state */
.lp-block i[class^="blicon"]::before {
    color: ...;
}
/* glyph on hover */
.lp-blocks1 .lp-block:hover i[class^="blicon"]::before {
    color: ...;
}

/* background on hover */
.lp-block i[class^="blicon"]::after {
    background-color: ...;
}

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Mantra uses images as list bullets. You’ll need to turn these off for the rating star elements:

ul#rmp-stars li {
    background-image: none;
}

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On mobile devices your site is displaying Jetpack’s mobile theme, not Arcanum (Esotera).

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How are the images cropped in your slider?

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Please disable either images lazy loading or the theme’s Masonry functionality – the two features interfere and cannot work together without adjustments.

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The social icons are already displayed in the top bar on the site.
The icons are image based and to change their colors you’d need to change the images themselves.

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The top bar width options refers to the bar’s content (social icons, menu) width. The top bar background itself is always full width.

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