Thanks – I specifically don’t want to make any changes to the php as I don’t want to have to create a child theme. Does that mean it’s impossible? It seems to me that it should be possible via css?
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Well, you need to add the code in header.php but if you good in coding you have to make it dynamic. Because when you add the code/text in header.php it will show up on all the inner pages (same text).
Sorry looking at the php files, I mentioned the wrong theme below. I don’t see custom-functions.php The theme is Flat pro. Could it have a different name?
Bobby
I tried to remove the Nav Menu block from the footer area via the theme editor (footer.php), although it worked (per se)…It changed the home page animation – which I didnt like. so I set it back on the default. IS there another way to remove just the nav menu? as the more pages I create and add onto my main nav menu ontop the longer it pulls the footer.
Hello,
I was unable to find the theme-responsive.css in the functions.php file.
But I noticed that in following the recommended steps that the website is no longer responsive when viewing on a desktop and reducing the screen size. If this is the response of making the recommended changes, I may not be explaining my request right. I DO want the responsiveness of the theme to stay on desktop AND mobile. But when viewing on a mobile phone I am currently not seeing my theme at all, unless I click on the “View Full Site” button. So what I am looking for is to have mobile users see the skt befit theme upon visiting my website on a mobile device, just as they would if they clicked “View full site”, but not have to through that step.
I hope that explains it better. If that’s the understanding you had initially disregard that additional explanation.
From your WordPress Dashboard, navigate to Appearance → Editor. When the editor screen loads, select Header (header.php) file from the list on the right, and remove the line including viewport tag from it:
From your WordPress Dashboard, navigate to Appearance → Editor. When the editor screen loads, select Header (header.php) file from the list on the right, and remove the line including viewport tag from it:
I have the pro version and the guy that was “helping” me get my site going deleted the side bar info because of the contact box he wanted to get rid of so does anyone have the info to put into the sidebar.php so that I can adjust the sidebar widgets? Thanks in advance
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