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If you don’t want to output the tagline, filter the output of tc_tagline_display and return nothing:

// prevent output of tc_tagline_display:
add_filter('tc_tagline_display', 'prevent_tagline_display');
function prevent_tagline_display($output) {
return;
}

However, I don’t recommend this method for tagline, as search engines display the tagline right after your site name. So use the hiding technique provided by rdell above, but make sure the tagline is set to whatever words you want displayed by your name in search results.

@laurahartwigdesign, please try to grasp the concept of responsive layout before giving advice on layouts for responsive themes. Just change the width of your browser after applying the solution you suggested above and you’ll see what I mean.
Here’s a good starting point: TBs scaffolding#gridSystem.

@dfwmax: yes, it can be done. First, look at the grid system in the link above, to understand how it works. After that, a practical solution for your problem would be installing RTFR plugin and adding these replacements:

If you want to enlarge the left bar and use left bar layout:
Replace

span3 left tc-sidebar

with

span4 left tc-sidebar

and

span9 article-container

with

span8 article-container

.

Now let’s assume you use both sidebars and want a narrow left bar and a very wide (5 spans) right bar:
Replace

span3 left tc-sidebar

with

span2 left tc-sidebar

and

span6 article-container

with

span6 article-container

and

span3 right tc-sidebar

with

span5 right tc-sidebar

. I hope you got the idea.

However, if it can wait, there’s good news ahead: nikeo plans on implementing a theme option that will allow you to select the width of each of the sidebars in a future version, probably next one.

I think I know why your jQuery doesn’t work. Had a similar problem here.

You need to enqueue your script in the footer, to the jquery array, so the wpcf7 scripts are loaded when yours get executed.

Why was the link moderated? It’s a subdomain I made specifically to have a testing environment for different solutions and mods to Customizr theme I provide on this forum. I have used it in the past and there was no problem. Also, in this specific case, it shows that the solution provided above works.

Please tell me what rule have I been breaking.
Thank you.

@carissawp: some WP moderator doesn’t want me to show you this thing works. you’re gonna have to take my word for it.

To put a link on the image you need a little regEx magic that captures the link from the button and dynamically wraps it around the corresponding image. Please note that, even if you won’t show it, the button has to have a text (set in slider settings, on picture edit screen). If it doesn’t have a text, it won’t be rendered in the source, and my function won’t find the link so it won’t wrap anything around the image. So put this in your child theme’s functions.php:

add_filter('tc_slider_display', 'link_my_slider_images');
function link_my_slider_images($output) {
return preg_replace('/<img(.*?)>(.*?)<a(.*?)href="(.*?)"/sm', '<a href="$4"><img$1></a>$2<a$3href="$4"', $output, -1);
}

Next, in order to hide the caption you need to add this to your child theme’s style.css (or in the Custom CSS panel, in theme options):

.carousel-caption {display: none;}

Please note that if you do not hide the caption, the link won’t work inside it, because the image is below. If you need link over picture and the caption you’d have to mod the regex above and make it wrap the link around the whole slide instead of just the image.

Please note that this doesn’t behave well on very narrow screens, especially if the text goes out of the slider. Haven’t had the time to look for a fix. I’ll post when I find one, if.

Well, I don’t have any other version of IE outside 10, with some s***y developer tool which is supposed to render ie7 and above render modes. And it works fine when I try ie7, ie8 and ie9 modes on that tool.

Try adding background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.01); to .round-div aswell and see if they become clickable. I’ve just digged again into this and, although IE8 doesn’t support rgba, it seems to fix the clicking problem. Bug fixing a bug. There’ll be a time when we’ll tell our grandchildren stories about the coolest browser in known history: the infamous IE…

If you wrap a truck in rubber it won’t shrink, nor will it become elastic.

You need to learn to work with media queries and apply them to your custom content to make it responsive. Also, keep in mind that Customizr uses the Bootstrap library, and all you need to do is apply the classes to your content. They’re already embedded in the theme.