Andy

[Andy]

The header image is designed to be a background image which fills the area available.

So, the size of the header area is not determined by the size of the background image. It is the other-way-round, the size of the header area is determined by the content in the header area such as the height of the logo and the number of items in the primary menu (on your site the menu goes onto two lines, making the height of the menu larger).

The background image will then fill the header area, and it is rendered behind the masthead (logo, tel, menu etc) so that you can use the transparency settings to let the background image show through fully or partly if required.

The next theme update will have the option to not have the header image behind the masthead so the top of the image will start below the menu, similar to the current custom header options in the page editor.

Hope this helps.

[Andy]

Hi Lauretta

Looking at the html of your pages, your content is wrapped with elements such as this:

<div class="inner-about">
<div class="container">
<div class="row about-content">
<div class="col-lg-6 col-md-6 col-sm-8">
<div class="about-content-mid">

…and this:

<div class="video-area-one section-spacing">
<div class="container">
<div class="inner-video section-spacing">

This is not added by the theme, so I can only think that perhaps you are using a page builder plugin to format the content into sections or columns?

[Andy]

Hello,

Please make sure to update to the latest version of the theme – currently version 1.0.4 – and also check that you have selected a page as your account page in WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > My account page

[Andy]

It seems that this option was not fully updating correctly to use the correct font for these two headings. Apologies for this error.

Please update to version 1.5.4 of Exoplanet Pro for the fix for this issue.

The easiest way to update our premium themes is by activating your theme license, which then allows you to update the theme with one click from within your site’s dashboard.

[Andy]

Hi, can you please confirm that you have changed the font for the headings in the ‘Customize’ > ‘Typography’ > ‘Headings’ option?

If so, which font have you selected?

[Andy]

Ahh yes I see what you mean now.
I initially assumed it was the homepage image that you wanted to show through, but I can now see it is the body background image that you need to show through the site header.

To make this so, add this code to Additional CSS:

.main-header{
    background: transparent;
}

[Andy]

In that case, set it to zero, and then for the homepage change the transparent part of the Additional CSS code for any color you like.

The color can be hexadecimal, rgb or rgba, for example #ff0000, rgb(255,0,0) or rgba(255,0,0,1)

in the rgba example the 1 at the end controls the transparency (0 is fully transparent and 1 is no transparency, so 0.5 would be half transparent).

[Andy]

Hello

Yes, the header area can be made transparent so the background image will show through.

In the customizer, go to ‘Header and Menu Styling’ and in the setting for ‘Header Background Color’ slide the transparency setting all the way to the left to 0 (zero).
Setting this to zero will make the header transparent across the whole site.

If you want a transparent header only on the homepage, set your preferred background color (for the whole of your site) as above, and then add this CSS to ‘Additional CSS’:

.home #masthead{
background: transparent;
}

[Andy]

If you want to add some content that is not part of the standard WordPress functionality or part of the theme, it will require custom coding.

Sorry, bespoke coding is outside the scope of our theme support. We can only offer support for theme functions and minor styling/CSS changes.

[Andy]

Hello, glad to see that you found a solution to remove the checkout button from the mini-cart.

[Andy]

Add this to Additional CSS

#shop-tabs-section {
    clear: both;
}

[Andy]

“I’m wondering is it possible to move the products (in our case the latest added) underneath the page content? And if so, how do I do that?”

As you are already using a child theme, you could copy the front-page.php file to the child theme and then rearrange the various sections into a different order to make the WC products display below the page content.

If you open front-page.php in a text editor you will see that the order is;

1. trusted_featured_services
2. trusted_about_section
3. trusted_woo_tabs
4. PAGE CONTENT

Rearrange it to put the WC products below the page content;

1. trusted_featured_services
2. trusted_about_section
3. PAGE CONTENT
4. trusted_woo_tabs

Thank you for letting me know about the improved bounce rate. It certainly gives us some things to think about, and yes I would be very much interested in the Dutch translation.

We currently have Greek, Norwegian and Danish translations for Trusted and only Norwegian for Trusted Pro at this time, so adding Dutch too would be very helpful.

[Andy]

Hello Pascal

This can be acomplished with a small piece of ‘Additional CSS’ in the customizer
(image-url is the URL of an image in your media library)

if using a single image to cover the area:

#masthead {
    background-image: url('image-url');
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    background-size: cover;
}

or if using a repeating pattern image:

#masthead {
    background-image: url('image-url');
    background-repeat: repeat;
}

[Andy]

Do you have the Easy Primary Category plugin installed and activated as detailed in the theme documentation?

[Andy]

When I view your site, I can see post categories such as ‘Astrology Shows’, ‘Spirituality’, ‘Academic’, ‘Permaculture’ as well as the ‘Retrograde Rundown’ category that you mentioned, so I do not understand the issue with “Everything is a ‘retrograde rundown’ category on the front end”, sorry.

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