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WordPress’ ‘Display Site Title and Tagline’ option controls the whole ‘identity’ block (logo, site title and tagline). To display just the logo you’ll need to keep this option activated and adjust the theme’s own option and chose what to display.

All of our themes enforce a size limit on featured image to get used in the header (meaning the featured images need to be at least 75% of the configured header image width and height to be used there).
We’ve added an option to control this behaviour in the latest 1.0.1 update and set it to disable this limit (for now).

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The comments functionality is a core WordPress feature and not handled by the theme. It can also be overriden by plugins (which may or may not work correctly).

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We don’t include an easy method of customizing our credit link due to… reasons.

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The code edit I indicated applies to all posts and doesn’t apply to any (static) pages.

Pages do not normally appear in lists where their titles are clickable links.

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What is the theme’s Auto Select Images from Posts Content option currently set to?

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We’ve tracked down an issue after a recent update with the spam check blocking the forms entirely in some instances. That is resolved now, sorry about the trouble.

1. The homepage is a special section for WordPress, which uses the site title, unless a static page is assigned as the homepage in which case that page’s properties will be used instead.

2. The menu behaviour is configurable in the theme options.

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Hi Jamie,
Do things work if you temporarily switch to one of the default Twenty themes?

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I’m not sure I understand how you’re looking to customize the header area.
Do you have a mock-up/sketch with the desired layout?

You can find a lot of sites using Kahuna using a custom search.

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Accessing theme or plugin files is a feature provided (or blocked) by WordPress, not the theme. However, editing theme files directly is generally bad practice (as such changes would be lost on every theme update). Customizations such as this need to be done either manually using a child theme or using alternative solutions (I remember there is a plugin in the repository which allows customizing comment form fields).

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The headings sizes are generated based on the configured value. You can override these values with additional CSS (the values are the current ones on your site):

h1 { font-size: 2.33em; } 
h2 { font-size: 2.06em; }
h3 { font-size: 1.79em; }
h4 { font-size: 1.52em; }
h5 { font-size: 1.25em; }
h6 { font-size: 0.98em; }

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Hi Mike,

Based on your report we’ve tracked down an issue after a recent update with the spam check blocking the forms entirely in some instances. That is resolved now, so thanks again for pointing out the problem.

2. The tags are designed to appear in those particular locations. Theoretically they can be moved around, but that will require adjusting their styling as well.

3. You can make that customization permanent by placing the appropriate custom styling in WordPress Additional CSS field (in the Customize screen):
body .wp-caption .wp-caption-text { font-size: 12px; }

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The landing page static image responsive behaviour is designed to work best with the captions on top of it. Apply this CSS to adjust its responsiveness for your usage case:

body .lp-staticslider .lp-staticslider-image {
    max-width: 100%;
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Did you try temporarily disabling all active plugins to test if this resolves the menu issue?

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We’ve had some issues with the spam check over-filtering our forms, but that is solved now. Sorry about that.

You can reduce the spacing between landing page elements with a bit of CSS:

body .lp-section-header, body .lp-blocks-inside {
    padding-top: 0;
    padding-bottom: 0;
}

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I notice you have the theme’s landing page feature enabled. Please see this tutorial to get more info on how to use that feature, or turn it off from the theme’s options if you don’t need it (to return to the classic WordPress homepage).

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@MRGerrits your menu works fine for me at this moment. Did you solve this or are you still having issues?

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This capability would require custom coding (either via a page template or a shortcode) to implement.

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The general font option applies to all elements not covered by the other theme font options. If the other options are set to use a different font, that specific font will apply to the target element(s) instead of the general font.

Previous theme versions had a bug which made some font values to not apply (making the general font apply instead), which is corrected in the latest release.

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Try adding this CSS to the site as it is at this moment:

/* center form vertically in the menu bar */
body #access li.menu-main-search { margin-top: 9px; }
/* center the search icon horizontally in the button */
body #access li.menu-main-search .crycon-search { padding: 0; }
/* center the search icon vertically in the form field */
body li.menu-main-search .searchsubmit[type="submit"] { top: 0; }
/* search icon color */
body li.menu-main-search .searchsubmit[type="submit"] { color: #fff; }
/* search icon background */
body li.menu-main-search .searchform::after { background-color: #ec4b80; width:52px; height:52px; }

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Hi @Naomi, how was the image misbehaving without a container div?

Hi @Pollybert, could you post a screenshot with the issue?

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The theme is not designed to be used with nothing in the header area (title/logo, header image). Do hide everything above the menu on mobile devices, use this CSS:

@media (max-width: 800px) {
   body #branding, body #bg_image {
       display: none;
   }
}

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I cannot reproduce any issues with settings tags while using Tempera. Are you using the classic editor or the blocks one?

Could you test if the tags still fail if you temporarily disable all active plugins while Tempera is the active theme?

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Please use the following custom CSS until we correct this in the theme:

@media (max-width: 800px) {
   #primary, #secondary { height: auto !important; }
}

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Hi @haken61
This intermittent issue should be resolved in the 3.1.0 update. Please let us know how it works for you.

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I believe we have communicated on these items through the support service.

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I see you’ve changed themes in the meantime.

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If (de)activating the child theme makes the link change, then the code doing that is present in the child theme. Are style.css and functions.php the only files present in the child theme?

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If that functionality used to work before, it should continue working even after the update (after a successful cache reset).

Have you updated anything else beside the theme at the same time?

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I interpreted your ‘avoid’ expression in the initial message as the wish to remove the link functionality from the post titles. That is what the code customization does.

Were you looking to achieve something else?

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The publishing functionality is not handled by the theme.

Check if the same issue occurs without the child theme active (and if you’re still having trouble, test with one of the default Twenty themes).

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