Andy

[Andy]

Yes, the featured services buttons displays with same colors as the button color, so to change this for these buttons only, add this Additional CSS:

.featured-post a.featured-readmore {
    background: #9fb140;
}

[Andy]

You can add any content you like to your homepage.

[Andy]

You should be able to use any page editor.

[Andy]

Thanks for the links.

In the Customzier, you have set the Button Background color to be green (#9fb140) and the Color 2 option to be purple (#582354).

The button background takes the Color 2 setting only if you leave the Button Background empty.

The solution is to click the Button Background ‘Select color’ and then click ‘Clear’ and it will then default to Color 2, or just change the Button Background to your purple color.

[Andy]

Hi, this is WooCommerce functionality.
Please see this information from WooCommerce regarding how to customize the emails: https://woocommerce.com/posts/how-to-customize-emails-in-woocommerce/

[Andy]

It should be okay now. It appeared the database entry for the theme customizations had somehow become corrupted with the wrong data, so I reset it and it is all working correctly now.

[Andy]

Please make sure to update the theme to the latest version which is 1.1.4 (your site currently has version 1.1).

If the issue is still not fixed, please let me know specifically which buttons you want to change the color.

[Andy]

There is nothing in the theme that can stop these settings from being saved.

Checkd that it isn’t a plugin conflict by deactivating all your active plugins, then testing. If OK, then reactivate your plugins one-by-one until the problem reappears.

[Andy]

I have sent you the demo files. Please check your email inbox.

You can use the One Click Demo Import plugin to import the demo files.

[Andy]

Change the CSS to this instead:

@media only screen and (min-width: 1025px) {
    #primary-menu ul {
        min-width: 360px;
    }
    #primary-menu ul li {
        width: 50%;
    }
}

[Andy]

In ‘Customize’ > ‘Additional CSS’, add this code:

#primary-menu ul {
    min-width: 360px;
}

#primary-menu ul li {
    width: 50%;
}

[Andy]

Yes I can send you import files and instructions.

Please let me know which demo you want to import, one or two?

[Andy]

This is the standard CSS applied to the page title area:

.entry-header.with-image,
.archive-header.with-image {
    min-height: 36rem;
}

Copy this code with your changes and add it to Customize > Additional CSS.

Lorina Pro has options to fine tune this for different screen sizes such as desktop, laptop, tablet, mobile.

[Andy]

The correct way is to use a plugin to add google analytics code.

I can recommend MonsterInsights as this is what we use here on our own site.

[Andy]

This Additional CSS should do it

#top-bar .widget {
    width: 100%;
    text-align: center !important;
    margin: 0 !important;
}

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