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Of course it is possible:

.footermenu a {
    color: red;
}
.footermenu a:hover { 
    color: blue;
}

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For best visual results, the menu items need to fit in the available space on the target screen sizes (and before the mobile menu is activated). If the menu items are too many for the screen, they will overflowand extend beyond one row.

Due to the complexity of the header there’s no magic solution for this yet. The solutions are to either limit the number of items to make the menu fit in one line (at least on the target screen size and larger) or activate the mobile menu earlier – when the menu no longer fits (using custom styling).

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The fixed menu feature does not apply on the smaller mobile devices. This is intended behaviour (to avoid wasting screen space).

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Links are not part of Septera. And which plugins are you referring to?

All the links which are displayed in content are part of the content added to the site (menu, widgets, pages/posts) so they are under your control.

Those used by WordPress (for the styles, scripts, some media, so on) are dependent on the URL you installed WordPress at and can be updated to use HTTPS if needed.

You can find information for this procedure in the official WordPress.org forums and the documentation:
https://make.wordpress.org/support/user-manual/web-publishing/https-for-wordpress/

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That is configurable in the theme’s options.

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Use a custom menu, add a custom menu item to it and leave the URL field empty for that menu item.

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The “best-fit” size for the static slider image would be that of the site width (as configured in the theme options) and the desired height (depending on how much screen space you want the static slider to use).

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The header widget area is displayed on top of the header image and requires the header image to be used and visible to activate.

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Due to technical (and guidelines) limitations, the landing page’s structural elements cannot currently be used outside of the landing page.

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@ncesareo, that seems to be caused by some styling change in a recent WooCommerce update which combines with the theme’s styling applied on inputs in a bad way.

Use this CSS to reduce the padding on the quantity input:

.woocommerce .quantity .qty {
    padding: .7em .4em;
}

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The landing page’s (static) slider image and the header image are two separate images (set to the same graphical content by default). The static slider is part of the landing page feature and only visible on it. The header image does not display a caption.

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@simons, you’re adding inline styling to the images, making them float left (so the text wraps around). This applies to all devices.

You have to disable the floating for mobile devices for the images/text to be better aligned on small screens, for example:

@media (max-width: 640px) {
   #pp-afterslider .ppbox img {
       float: none !important;
       margin: 0 auto;
       padding: 0 !important;
       display: block;
   }
}

@Mezzent, same CSS can work for you as well.

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The medium thumbnail was set to 300x300px in the WordPress I tested in (the default I think).

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Use this CSS:

.woocommerce .quantity .qty {
    padding: 10px 5px;
}

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[Zed]

The layout of the theme is not achieved with tables. The borders you are seeing around the content and sidebars are not table borders (so that option has no effect on them).

Those borders and their color is controlled by the theme’s third accent color option (together with other theme elements).

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What HTML did you attempt to use in the slides caption?

If you use the visual editor to define the content then WordPress will sanitize and clean up any errors on save. If you use the text (source) editor, then that markup will be used exactly how you define it and any errors there will be present on the frontend on the site.

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Disable CSS minifying in your caching plugin and check if that changes anything.

Are you using a child theme? (the caching plugin prevents me from finding this out).

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I do not see any unnecessary white space below content. Could you post an example URL with a post/page exhibiting this or create a screenshot of the issue?

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I see you are using a child theme since 1.9.9.2. If your child theme is customizing and theme files (other than styling and functions.php) you need to update them to make sure they are using code synchronized with the 3.0 release.

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@Amirasu, I see the social icons are visible on the site now.

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You can return to any older version of Mantra using the WP Rollback plugin.

You can also find all previous versions in our releases archives.

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Those font sizes come from bbPress’ own styling. Try this CSS:

#bbpress-forums, #bbpress-forums * {
    font-size: 14px;
}

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All landing page sections can be independently configured (and disabled) from the theme’s options:
https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/wordpress-tutorials/how-to-use-landing-page-feature

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That is expected behaviour – the sidebars are displayed under the content on narrower screens (mobile devices) for improved content readability.

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Please see https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/forums/t/direct-link-to-the-featured-boxes-section-in-front-page/#post-59690

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Please see our landing page tutorial:
https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/wordpress-tutorials/how-to-use-landing-page-feature

All sections can be controlled independently.

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Are you looking for the featured image while the post is listed in a posts list or on the single posts section?

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That can most likely be done with custom styling.

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Those elements are not independently configurable, but mostly anything can be customized with CSS.

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You probably have enabled the general header image and also selected to display random images from the theme’s suggested list. You can select or disable the header image from WordPress Site Identity > Header Image panel (in the customizer).

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