Catch Themes

@fotonarya: Four function.php code looks fine. But your sidebar.php should be like this:

global $post;
	if( $post )
		$layout = get_post_meta( $post->ID,'simplecatch-sidebarlayout', true ); 

	if( empty( $layout ) || ( !is_page() && !is_single() ) )
		$layout='default';

	global $simplecatch_options_settings;
    $options = $simplecatch_options_settings;

	$themeoption_layout = $options['sidebar_layout'];

	if( $layout=='left-sidebar' ||( $layout=='default' && $themeoption_layout == 'left-sidebar') ) {
		echo '<div id="sidebar" class="col4 no-margin-left">';
	} else {
		echo '<div id="sidebar" class="col4">';
	} 

	if ( function_exists( 'dynamic_sidebar' ) ) {
		if  ( is_home() || is_front_page() ) {
			//displays 'sidebar' for all pages
			dynamic_sidebar( 'home' );
		} else {
			//displays 'sidebar' for all pages
			dynamic_sidebar( 'sidebar' );
		}
	}

	?>
	</div><!-- #sidebar -->

	<?php
	if(!( $layout=='left-sidebar' ||( $layout=='default' && $themeoption_layout == 'left-sidebar') ) ) {
		echo '<div class="row-end"></div>';
	}

Loza57,

Can click on “All in One SEO” under Settings in your WordPress Dashboard. Then uncheck “Rewrite Titles”. This will fix your issue.

Hi gravelpit,

Please add the changes in css to “Custom CSS” box in Theme Options under Appearance Tab in WordPress Dashboard.

We highly recommend not to change any core theme files and css manually as it will be overwritten when you update your theme.

Theme update is necessary as we fix issues and add functionality in each updates.

Regards,
Sakin