Rico Mossesgeld

Hey @biz360tours, @ricotheque from LyraThemes here.

You can remove the space between the navigation bar and the main content section by adding this to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS in your Dashboard:

#welcome {
	padding-top: 0;
}

The blue line you’ve referred is a banner image you’ve assigned. Remove it, and the line should be gone.

Hope this helps!

Hey @thefrivolouscook, glad to have helped! And thank you for your review, we really appreciate it! 🙂

Thanks again for the help @subrataemfluence!

Hey @ashkiml, this is @ricotheque from LyraThemes. Glad you’re enjoying the theme!

Subrata’s advice is sound; I suggest you create a child theme to keep his suggested customization safe from future Vega updates.

Hope this helps!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by Rico Mossesgeld.

Please remove everything you’ve been asked to add so far, then use this instead:

@media (min-width: 768px) {
	.navbar-default .navbar-nav {
		width: 100%;
		text-align: center;
	}
	.navbar-nav > li {
		float: none;
		display: inline-block;
	}
}

Hi @kimcheever, thanks for your patience!

I’ve gone through your site and tried assigning the copy you created as a featured post. So far, so good, but the image you’ve uploaded for it isn’t appearing, as you’ve said.

For some reason, the image you’ve uploaded wasn’t processed properly by Jetpack. Could you try recropping the original photo of the Beet-Stained Deviled Eggs, but use an image that’s at least 1200 x 550 pixels?

Let me know if that works. Thanks!

Hi @caluyadesign, @ricotheque from LyraThemes here.

You can do this by adding some CSS (through Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS).

First, get the ID of the post you want to make full-width.

Next, add this:

.postid-1 .main-column {
	width: 100%;
}

.postid-1 .sidebar-column {
	display: none;
}

Just replace “1” with the ID of your post.

Hope this helps!

Hi @donnatobin,

Apologies if I over-explain, just ignore anything below that you already know.

Your link http://www.findingfinancialresilience.com/category/howdigethereandhowdoigetout/ leads to what’s called a “category page” in WordPress. Unfortunately Kale—like many other WordPress themes—uses a different layout for both “full pages” and category pages.

I think your link before actually was pointing at one of these “full pages”, and once it started pointing to a category page, the layout changed to match.

There is a way to have a “full page” that has the full formatting you’re looking for, while still listing posts under a specific category. In other words, combining the functionality of a “full page” and a category page.

That way is through the Ultimate Post List plugin. It lets you retain the “full page” formatting, while providing you the opportunity to add a list of posts somewhere in the “full page”.

Hope that all made sense, and hope it helps!