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The archive widget is a default WP widget, Marijn. I think you have to use a year archive widget from the plugins archive and look which classes/styles the theme developer used in the monthly archive, and make a custom CSS with corresponding styles.

Het is inderdaad een prachtig theme! 🙂

Gr., Bas

You’ll have to make a child theme to prevent losing your changes if the theme is updated.

In header.php you’ll find this piece of code:

<div class="toggles">

				<div class="nav-toggle toggle">

					<div class="bar"></div>
					<div class="bar"></div>
					<div class="bar"></div>

				</div>

That is the div that will be shown in mobile mode. Just add the word ‘MENU’ to the first div in a span. Add a class to that span so you can give it the style you prefer in a custom CSS.

In functions.php is a pice of code that adds an extra class if there’s featured image:

// Add body class if is_single and has_featured_image
add_filter('body_class','lovecraft_is_single_featured_image');

function lovecraft_is_single_featured_image( $classes ){

    if ( is_single() && has_post_thumbnail() ){
        $classes[] = 'has-featured-image';
    }

    return $classes;
}

So you can also add the class ‘has-featured-image’ to your style. You have to figure out the exact style by yourself. I’m using the PC Custom CSS plugin to add some custom CSS.

But… the featured image is only shown in the header, so why not delete it in the post???

EDIT: if you use CSS to hide the image, there will be no header as well which looks crappy, so you have to use something like this:

.has-featured-image div.header-image{
background-image: url(“http://domain.com/images/image.jpg”) !important;
}

This only works with posts, not pages since the them only adds that .has-featured-image class to posts!

Just make the story sticky in the post editor (in the right column, near the publication options).

Use the <more> tag in the post editor and you’ll be fine. That’s a default WordPress feature.

The sidebar is hidden in mobile view. Since I didn’t like that (there’s the moneymaking part of the site..), I used the following custom CSS:

@media ( max-width: 1000px ) {

.sidebar {
display: inherit !important;
float:left;
width:100%;
margin-top:1em;
padding:2em 1em 1em 2em;
background:#fff;
border:solid 1px #ddd;
}
}

@media ( max-width: 500px ) {

.sidebar {
border-style:none;
margin-bottom:1em;
padding:1.25em;
}
}

The padding is adjusted for the SRP Special Recent Posts widget, zo adjust it to your own needs. Example: http://www.exotischevakantie.info.

I’ve got the same problem, on all pages of my site with the Church theme.