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Hello and Happy New Year to you too!

1. It seems that you have found a bug there 🙂 I’ll be fixing this in next theme update.
2. This will be a bit difficult. Do you know how to write CSS rules? If not, are you willing to learn? You basically need to overwrite the default theme styling here.
3. This also would have to be custom styled.
4. I assume you want your quotes to look like the demo website? It’s <p> element wrapped in <blockquote> element. So simply create new paragraph, select it and click the “Blockquote” button in editor. That should do it. And if you want to create a signature below quote, you need to wrap it in <cite></cite> element (but before closing </blockquote>).
5. Same as #2.
6. Emerald is #36AB8A

Please provide URL of your website and what changes (fonts, sizes) do you want, and I’ll try to help.

Hello!

Hopefully the update will come out in first half of January. Using background image would actually work too – just create small, uniformly black square image and use it as background image. Only background color doesn’t work.
I just remembered there are plugins out there that let you easily integrate Google Web Fonts with your website, so it won’t be that difficult after all 🙂 Try WP Google Fonts. After you install and activate, go to Settings->Google Fonts. Then select a font (for preview you’ll need to visit Google Fonts directory). Then choose where you want to apply it (page and post titles are h1).
To enlarge website title, you need to dive into custom CSS. First install My Custom CSS plugin. This plugin lets you introduce CSS changes without child theme.
Next, go to My Custom CSS in your dashboard, and add this piece of code:
#site-title { font-size: 40px; }
40px is the default value, so use something like 48px to make it bigger.
As for horizontal rulers, add this piece of code:
hr { border: none; border-top: 3px double #eee; }
Then, in your post content editor add <hr /> to display horizontal ruler. You need to switch to ‘Text’ tab of the editor first though.

Hopefully all this makes sense to you 🙂

Hello!

It’s Niconne for the title and Muli for tagline, but available on Google Fonts.