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A link would be helpful.

please let me know if this test installation is working for you.

I think I know why it’s not working. Your parent doesn’t seem to have a proper link (#). It’s just a placeholder. My solution referrs to cases when you actually want to preserve the link to a parent page. If you want to use placeholders, you don’t need this snippet.

The real problem is we can’t look at your page. I look at your element, I inspect it in chrome, try some CSS out until I get whatever I want done. Than I copy/paste the code.

Normally we shouldn’t even answer requests for websites we can’t see. There’s room for too much misunderstanding.

Plus, when I’m able to look at the page I am sometimes able to spot the real source of the problem. For example I could examine your CSS and see if there are any errors in it that might render some extra code useless, etc…

You need to set the new image as featured image of the page and it will show up on first page correctly. If all else fails, just delete the old image from Media and load the new one as featured image of the page. Featured image is somewhere in the right-bottom part of the page edit screen.

No, you do it manually, using phpMyAdmin (which normally is provided by your hosting provider, in cPanel). The url is in wp_options panel, first row. It’s the only thing you need to manually change through phpmyadmin.
For example, you don’t need to change it manually if you use WordPress’s import and export.

Over the years i have moved a few websites from dev to public. I moved them in different ways, using various tools, WP export&import included. In some cases I had problems (with attachments, encoding, urls, permalinks…). All fixable, but they still needed further actions from me. The solution above is the one I used lately, as it’s error free and doesn’t take a lot of time. The worst thing that can happen is ftp transfer interruption.

Have you considered using the background-repeat property?

background-repeat: none;

More cool background props here.

Add this to your custom CSS:

@media (min-width: 768px) {
		#content.article-container article.row-fluid {
			width: 95%;
		}
	}

Change 95% to whatever you want, but keep it percentual.

I’ve never used multilingual and I suppose you should look over some docs on how to make themes/plugins work with it (they should have this on their website).
However, what I can tell you for sure is that starting with 3.0.14 Customizr will be qTranslate ready out of the box. So you might give qT a spin if multilingual is optional in your case. If not, you should first ask on the plugin’s forum and get back here with their recommendations.