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    Denzel Chia
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    16.08.2016 at 09:50 #29783

    You are welcome!
    Thank you.

    Denzel Chia
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    16.08.2016 at 01:33 #29781

    Hi,

    Please use the following in Theme Options -> Custom CSS

    .category .read-more {
    color: #f2eecd !important;
    }

    Thank you

    Denzel Chia
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    16.08.2016 at 01:28 #29780

    Hi,

    You can use a comma to separate each set of class names,
    For example.

    .page-id-13610 #header.sticky-header.sticky, .page-id-46 #header.sticky-header.sticky {
    display: none !important;
    }

    If you cannot get it to work properly.
    You can revert back to using individual set of custom css.

    Regarding permanent solution. This will require custom coding functions into the theme, which is not covered in our support scope. You can contact our developer for this customization service. https://theme4press.com/theme-customization-service/

    Thank you.

    Denzel Chia
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    Posts: 2656
    15.08.2016 at 02:28 #29759

    Hi,

    To change the color of button text for this page. http://mpaxauthor.com/blog/

    Please use the following in Theme Options -> Custom CSS

    .blog .read-more {
    color: #f2eecd !important;
    }

    You can use this tool to get the color hex code that you require, and replace the #f2eecd from the above mentioned codes. http://www.colorpicker.com/

    Thank you

    Denzel Chia
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    Posts: 2656
    13.08.2016 at 06:56 #29731

    Hi,

    This could happen because your Theme Options values are empty.
    Please go to Appearance -> Theme Options
    Make a simple edit and Save Changes.

    Thank you.

    Denzel Chia
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    Posts: 2656
    13.08.2016 at 06:47 #29730

    Hi,

    What you require is switching the position of the elements on your home page.
    This cannot be done using Custom CSS.
    It requires modification of theme code, which is not covered in our support scope.
    You can contact our developer for this customization.
    https://theme4press.com/theme-customization-service/

    Lowering and Switching position has entire different meaning.
    when you lower an element, it pushes down all elements underneath it.

    You will have to rebuilt your homepage using content box shortcodes in a static homepage.

    Thank you.

    Denzel Chia
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    Posts: 2656
    12.08.2016 at 01:59 #29721

    Hi,

    Is it possible to position the front page content boxes lower on the page without using shortcode and manually building it

    You can use custom css to lower your front page content boxes on your home page.
    Please post your website URL
    As for content boxes in a page, you can use content boxes shortcode.

    but rather changing a config as a custom CSS?

    Sorry, I do not understand this sentence. Please explain in more details.

    Thank you

    Denzel Chia
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    Posts: 2656
    12.08.2016 at 01:52 #29720

    Hi,

    For z-index to work, it has to be in absolute or fixed position.
    Please post your website URL, need to take a look in order to come up with a possible solution.

    Thank you

    Denzel Chia
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    Posts: 2656
    12.08.2016 at 01:50 #29719

    Hi,

    Please post your website URL.
    Please also post URL of an example gallery page, that you need to hide the sticky menu.
    We need to see if there is a common css class name in HTML body tag, which we can use for custom css.

    Thank you

    Denzel Chia
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    Posts: 2656
    12.08.2016 at 01:45 #29718

    Hi,

    Not sure what’s causing this issue.
    Could be due to a plugin conflict.

    Please try the following.

    In your content box shortcode, add a css unique class name attribute.
    For example, class="custom_woa_content_box"

    Then we can try to use custom css to fix it’s height.

    Thank you.