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I’m not sure if you can change the widget title to an h1. I think it’s possible, but you would have to add some code/php filter to make the change. Although you could just manually add it in if you’re already using a text widget. That’s exactly how they did it in a couple places on the demo.

<h1>Title goes here</h1> and if you want to add a class to it you can <h1 class="widgettitle">Title goes here</h1>

Does that help?

150px = Top

0 = Left/Right

120px = bottom

So however much space you add to the top make sure and add that to the bottom as well.

Yes it should be fine since it’s just covering the design, but it’s the Genesis Framework that you’d need to make sure of since it handles all of the other parts of the theme. The demo looks to be running on the latest version.

Also, if you’ve made changes to any part of your theme make sure and back it up first, because replacing the files will override what you’ve done.

Are you sure that isn’t your WordPress installation? Possibly Jetpack or another plugin?

There is a width of 300px added that should either be removed or adjusted –

.home-feature-bg-alt .featuredpage .page,
.home-feature-bg-alt .featuredpost .post {
    float: left;
    margin: 0;
    overflow: hidden;
    padding: 0 0 5px;
    width: 300px;
}

This can be found on line 1403 in your style.css file.

To remove the logo on mobile browsers add the following code to your mobile section of your css –

.epik-black .site-header {
	background: none !important;
}

Check out line 1669 for your site-header, and you can decrease the font from there.

It’s the “float: right” part that you added which throws it off. You can keep that code, but you’d need to add float: none in your mobile section so it will override it when viewed on smaller browsers.

Do you have a link to your site so I can see the issue?

The home widgets are meant for the homepage, only. The other pages and post pages use the Primary and Secondary Sidebar widget areas. you can change the layout of the primary and secondary widget areas at the bottom of the page/post editor.

The pricing table was originally designed for 4 tables, so if you only need 3, then you could adjust the width of them all so it stretches to each end.

Look on line 726 in your css and change the width to around 33% or so until you get the width you want –

.plan-col, 
.plan-col-popular {
    width: 33%;
}

Looks like you’ve already found it? It’s on line 2649 in your css. –

.footer-widgets a {
    color: #01b1c1;
}

The main footer area is on line 2728 –

.site-footer a {
color: #aaa;
font-weight: 400;
}

Where exactly do you want to change this? There are multiple places in your theme that use different code, so I’d need to know which part you’re looking to change

If you make changes to any part of your css it could have an effect on your responsive code depending on what you change. The responsive section does enable everything to adjust for mobile, but if you add or change your widths in the main section of your code then it could throw things off if done improperly. You’ll have to go through your customizations and figure out where you made the changes in order to know what all you’ll need to adjust.

If it were 1 or 2 things I’d take a look, but it looks like there are a bunch of changes which caused this, which would take quite a bit of time to go through and figure out…..you may need to hire someone to go through and fix everything if you’re unable to find it all.

Did you get it working like you needed?

You could try using the same columns they have in the theme and add the first one as – one-third as the class for the first div, and then add one-half for the second div on the right. You could either adjust the width of the one-half class in your css to be wider, or just copy the code from the one-half, rename it, and then add your own code if you plan to use the one-half code in other parts of your site and want to keep everything consistent

<div class="one-third first">
<p>This is an example of a WordPress post, you could edit this to put information about yourself or your site so readers know where you are coming from. You can create as many posts as you like in order to share with your readers what is on your mind.</p>
</div>

<div class="one-half">
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He mentioned in another thread that he’ll be adding this to the theme by default in a future update. Here is one of the links that I found from the forum – http://bit.ly/Ob2bQ7 That’s what I used.

Make sure you remember to add the javascript code in your functions file, as well as the javascript file inside of the “lib” folder. If you leave one of those steps out then it won’t work. So make sure you have the javascript added.

I can’t see your page at the moment, do you have a link to your site?

If you used another column (assuming you want 3 columns) you should actually change the word “half” to “third” instead.

Yes you can create multiple homepages by turning it into an actual page template. Right now it’s just the homepage, but you can convert it into a template. Take a look at @Eric’s comment for more info – https://appfinite.com/topic/home-page-layout-to-be-applied-to-internal-pages/#post-9566

I’m not exactly sure how they have that setup…..but I’m guessing it would require quite a bit of time/coding to do. The closest thing I can think of is to add a widget area right after the header, and then use a plugin like “Custom Sidebars” to reuse that widget area on multiple pages to show your different images. Here is a tutorial on how to do something like that – http://bit.ly/1gi3o1E

If you want something different, like your featured image to show on different pages automatically, maybe you could ask that person how they did it. The worst thing they can do is say no, or not respond, but hey, it’s worth a try 🙂 I do it all the time!

If anyone has any ideas on how this is done feel free to chime in.

The only other widgets are the Primary and Secondary Widget areas…..those are the ones that show up on your Pages and Posts (depending on which layout you have setup). The homepage widgets are designed to only show up on the homepage, while the Primary and Secondary widgets show up on all other pages if your layout allows it to.

There appears to already be a black background. I assume you got it fixed?

Can they be in divs? If so, you can add this –

<div class="center"><p>An on-site photo shoot, extensive photo editing and delivery of appropriately licensed images included in all proposals.</p></div>

Or –

<p class="center">An on-site photo shoot, extensive photo editing and delivery of appropriately licensed images included in all proposals.</p>

Then add the styling for the “.center” class in your css –

.center {
    text-align: center;
}

Easiest way is to use the columns – http://demo.appfinite.net/epik/columns/

<div class="one-half first">
<p>This is an example of a WordPress post, you could edit this to put information about yourself or your site so readers know where you are coming from. You can create as many posts as you like in order to share with your readers what exactly is on your mind.</p>
</div>

<div class="one-half">
<p>This is an example of a WordPress post, you could edit this to put information about yourself or your site so readers know where you are coming from. You can create as many posts as you like in order to share with your readers what exactly is on your mind.</p>
</div>

Are you referring to a border? –

border-left: 1px solid #ddd;

border-right: 1px solid #ddd;