Tareq

You can remove the title altogether, however it’s only an H2 standard HTML element so if you were to remove it, it would also remove any other H2 element on your site.

You’d be best at looking into creating a custom class for that specific heading then setting it to display: none; in the CSS.

If you want to remove the H2 element completely:

h2 {
display: none;
}

I wouldn’t usually recommend this without using a child theme but do this:

Dashboard -> Appearance -> Editor

Click on head1.php on the right hand side. When that page loads in the editor, see the <!--LOGO END--> and the </div> a few lines above that. Paste this just above that closing div element:

<div class="desc"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></div>

This will allow you to display your tagline but please remember that if your theme is updated you will need to do this again as your edits will be overwritten.

On the post edit screen, in the right hand sidebar is the Publish Panel where it says Visibility: Public etc. Click edit on that item then select stick this post to the front page.

Save this then the Location Panel will appear on the right sidebar at the bottom. You can then turn the Sticky setting off if you wish and the Location Panel should stay put.

Try:

.entry-content {
background: #000000;
color: #ffffff;
}

With whichever colors you like.

Dashboard -> Settings -> Reading:

Change the following on this page:

For each article in a feed, show -> Full text

Your menu is going to a child page, check in your pages to change it from a ‘child page’ to a ‘parent page’. Then go into your Menus and change the page in there too.

Link to your site?

If you post a link to your site, I’ll take a look at it.

It’s much easier to work with when I’m looking at the site in question and fiddling around with the Developer Tools in my browser.