Maruti Mohanty

Hi

What J has mentioned above would also work but the problem is it would all be lost if the theme gets updated. This is the sole reason why I advocate about child theme so highly.

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Hi A

You can do it by adding the following set of codes at the bottom of your theme’s functions.php file. Like always I would ask you to do the following change using a child theme, so this change along with any further change would remain preserved.

function se_change_previous_text( $output, $format, $link, $post, $adjacent ) {
	$output = str_replace( 'Previous Article', 'Previous Recipe', $output );

	return $output;
}
add_filter( 'previous_post_link', 'se_change_previous_text', 10, 5 );

function se_change_next_text( $output, $format, $link, $post, $adjacent ) {
	$output = str_replace( 'Next Article', 'Next Recipe', $output );

	return $output;
}
add_filter( 'next_post_link', 'se_change_next_text', 10, 5 );

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Hi M

Did you try to use the css I have suggested to use.

Hi S

You can add the following css to the theme’s style.css file to make this work. I will advice you to add this css using child theme, so that the changes made remain preserved even after theme update.

.aps-social-icon-wrapper .aps-group-vertical {
    width: 55px !important;
}
.aps-each-icon {
    width: 50px !important;
}

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Hi S

You can make the change in line number 25 of the single.php file of the theme.

I would recommend to do the change using a child theme.

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Hi S

I just checked the site and the sub menu works fine. Please do let us know if the issue still exists.

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Hi L

This would need a fair deal of customization (coding) to achieve this change.

If you are comfortable with coding then create a file name category.php in the theme folder and staring coding taking the theme structure into reference. and add style to the theme’s style.css file.

Please do these changes using a child theme, as these changes would lost otherwise on theme update.

once this is done, any category page will follow the structure.

Also the width of the logo is beyond the container width and hence add a scroll at the bottom. it would be better to add a logo of width (max) 980px for your site.

hope it helps!!

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Hi

I checked your site and the responsiveness is breaking due to the width of the logo you are using.

Use a logo of width max to the width of the container and it would work, for eg if the container width is 980px, logow with should be less than or equal to 980 and same goes for 1200px container width.

Hope it helps!!

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