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background-image: url(‘http://i58.tinypic.com/2njv704.jpg’)

That’s the URL to the tinypic page that has the image, not a direct link to the image.

The direct URL in this case woudl be: http://oi58.tinypic.com/2njv704.jpg

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The reason why the image isn’t appearing when you link it from your internal site is probably a similar issue: a mistake in the path.

Yes, I have a folder for my images in the theme folder. Sorry I’m not sure if I understood, but yes if I go to ftp://ftp.domeneshop.no/www/wp-content/themes/cabintheme/images/strandbu.jpg and log in with my FTP info then I see the picture in the browser.

There’s absolute path and relative path. If you’re using relative path, there’s also difference between ../images/strandbu.jpg (notice the 2 dots in front) and images/strandbu.jpg.

Make sure you’re using the correct relative path.

Add this to the bottom of your child theme’s style.css or custom CSS:

.prefooter {
	display:none; /* remove the extra space in between */
}

.blog footer {
	margin-top: 0px; /* control the spacing between the footer and the content above it */
}

Change margin-top as needed.

This should work

.format-icon:before {
display:none;
}

It works on my test. See screenshot here: http://i.imgur.com/JbDLUvw.png

May I ask how are you applying these custom CSS?

Edit: found the error, my old code was missing an a. Sorry about that, please try this new one

#flexslider-featured .flex-direction-nav a {
background: none; /* background of slider nav */
}

Also, if you could please stop the auto scroll next time when asking question related to the slider, that would be much appreciated. Whenever the thing scroll, the inspection view refreshes, making it extremely annoying to try to identify the codes.

Are you talking about the arrows that point left and right? If so, then we can use this:

#flexslider-featured .flex-direction-nav {
top: -36px;
}

And this is to remove the background of those arrows and change the color the nav arrows:

#flexslider-featured .flex-direction-nav {
background: none; /* background of slider nav */
color: #000; /* color of the slider nav arrow */
}

Please post a link to your site. It seems you’ve already customized the theme a bit; it’d be much easier for us to help if we can actually see the site at this point.

Thanks ‘Techievous’ but that didn’t work, added it to my custom CSS. Even cleared the Cache and still black. I’m going to hunt on the php files to see if I can find any colour codes, hidding there. Certainly isn’t any for the NAV on the style sheet, at least that I can see.

Yes, it does work. See screenshot here: http://i.imgur.com/xZWKJ2Y.png. I changed the navbar background to a pink-ish color; I also change the hover background color to a green-ish with dark text. Both CSS codes work when apply correctly.

You’d probably want to learn basic CSS and HTML first before advancing to PHP though, because one mistake and you’ll be lock out of your entire site if you mess with PHP.

If the problems are solved, could you please mark this as resolved?

That would be much appreciated. Thanks!