[Zed]

Lists (as markup) are used in many places in the general structure of the theme and in content sections outputted by WordPress.

Which specific lists are you trying to adjusting padding on? Just ones inside content?

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[Zed]

The social icons inherit their base font size from the general site font. You can further tweak the size with CSS:

.socials {
    font-size: 1.5em;
}

Adjust the value as needed.

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[Zed]

The problem is I don’t see a grey line before the footer as in your screenshot.

I see one right at the limit of the white and red areas in your footer and that’s the one I provided the CSS for.

The social icons inherit their base font size from the general site font. You can further tweak the size with CSS:

.socials {
    font-size: 1.5em;
}

Adjust the value as needed.

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[Zed]

For anyone else having the same question, the number of posts on the homepage (and any other posts list like archive pages) is controlled by WordPress’s posts per page option under General > Reading.

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[Zed]

Try this CSS:
body .cryout #nav-toggle { display: none; }

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[Zed]

You can do that with a bit of CSS:
.home .tags { display: none; }

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[Zed]

WordPress’ excerpt functionality is word-based.
To apply a different length you’ll need to write your own code and apply it to the get_the_excerpt filter.

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[Zed]

I see your site is using caching, which may or may not break the styling if done incorrectly.

If you’re still experiencing issues, try to temporarily disable caching to check if it’s related.

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[Zed]

The site appears to work correctly now, at least for me.

If you’re still having issues you should use the plugin’s functionality to clear the cache (especially after updates this is recommended to ensure the site is not service stale cache).

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[Zed]

The theme is not designed to display the site title and tagline in one line.

That may be possible with custom CSS, but additional CSS would also be needed to recreate the responsiveness for the changed positioning.

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We’ll look into this.

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The text displayed on top of the static slider image is configurable through the theme’s (static) slider caption options. Upon theme installation this text copies the value set on your site title and tagline, but is then administered separately.

Which color options are you adjusting?

The menu has different positioning options. On your site it is currently set to be displayed over the header image – perhaps you want to set it to ‘normal’ (to have it above the header image).

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I mean that WordPress is capable of reading the code from specific files depending on what is browsed to render the content with. If WooCommerce extends this functionality it should also be able to read a specific file bearing a particular name (when it exists) to target a specific WooCommerce section.

I see some information about the procedure and filename here:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/190335/woocommerce-change-template-for-single-product-page

You’d need to merge code from both WooCommerce’s template and the theme’s files to ensure the correct markup as needed by the theme is present.

Otherwise, the theme will use instruct WordPress to render all WooCommerce site sections using the general layout (except individual static pages which can have their own custom layouts).

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[Zed]

You may have JavaScript issues on the site. Try to disable caching to check if that has anything to do with the issue.

Additionally, you can turn off the preloader from the theme’s miscellaneous options.

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[Zed]

The author box is displayed when the author has anything entered in the biography field. Leaving that empty hides the box. Additionally, the box can be hidden with CSS:

.single #author-info {
    display: none;
}

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[Zed]

Try the following CSS:

#site-title span a span:nth-child(1),
#site-title span a span:nth-child(2), {
    background-color: #0085b2;
    color: #fff;
    width: 1.4em;
    margin-right: .1em;
    text-align: center;
    line-height: 1.4;
    font-weight: 300;
}

#site-title span a:hover span:nth-child(1),
#site-title span a:hover span:nth-child(2) {
    background-color: #f45430;
}

If you change theme options which affect the title size or colors this styling will need adjusting as well (since it is based on the current options).

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[Zed]

Try this CSS:

.widget-container ul li.lang-item {
    display: inline-block;
}

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[Zed]

Try this custom styling:

select option {
    background-color: #424040;
}

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There is a forum now 🙂

The title animation is not (currently) configurable nor can it (easily) be disabled.

The portfolio sections use Jetpack‘s Portfolio custom post type functionality.

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You can test that to see if the multi-language functionality works correctly with the plugin.

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The indicated site is not using Anima.

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Your site seems to work fine now (including the landing page) so I assume this was a caching issue (redirects are usually cache-related).

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If WooCommerce extends the base template hierarchy, you should be able to create a dedicated template file for a single product with which to control the layout.

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On the homepage the theme uses the H1 tag on the site title (since that’s the most important bit of text on the homepage). Since you are not using the site title, the tag is missing.

I suggest trying to re-enable the site title on the site; you can then hide it on other site sections with CSS:

body div#site-title {
   display: none;
}

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The styling responsible for the accent is only designed for one letter, but it should be extendible to two (or even more).
The customization depends on the current site configuration so a link would be necessary.

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Most of the bundled fonts include the latin-base characters set. If you need characters that are part of the extended sets I suggest using the integrated Google fonts functionality or loading and embedding your own fonts on the site.

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[Zed]

Can you post a link to the site in question?

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Try:
body #footer { border-top: none; }

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The smiley face in the footer is usually added by Jetpack’s statistics functionality and its visibility should be configurable in Jetpack’s settings.

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Look under Appearance > Parabola Settings > Social Icons Settings.

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