[han]

The submenu (drop down) looks great. I don’t see any issue.

[han]

Thanks for your love! I’d add footer sidebar in the next update. Please stay tune 🙂

[han]

Go to “Appearance > customize > Css”, then add this

.site-title {
    font-size: 40px;
}

[han]

Can you provide your site url?

[han]

It looks fine on my IE8. Btw you cannot try responsive feature on IE8 as it doesn’t support media query, and mobile browsers don’t use IE8

[han]

I’d suggest to merge the site description with the logo as image file. That’s the easiest way and used by many developers. And use this code to hide the text version.

.site-description {
    display: none;
}

[han]

Hi Sun,
WordPress page template documentation is applied to Omega theme. There is no documentation at the moment but if you know basic WordPress theme development knowledge (Hook, template), it’s not too difficult to read the code.

[han]

Hi karychurch, you should restore the original css for the objects (use 100%), then go to “Appearance > Customize > CSS” and drop below code

.title-area {
    width: 100%;
}

[han]

Do you use the latest Church theme?
If not, please upgrade church child theme. If it’s still issue, please provide your site URL so I can debug.

[han]

It looks like you solved point #1.

[han]

I’d suggest to use built-in omega CSS editor under “Appearance > Customize”

[han]

Go to “Appearance > Customize > CSS”, and add this code

.omega-nav-menu a {
    padding: 28px 15px;
}

[han]

Hi John, you need to customize the child theme
1. open functions.php and modify this line
add_image_size( 'sticky', '980', '400', true );
2. open home.php and modify function magazine_get_featured_posts as you need

[han]

Go to “Appearance > Customize > CSS” , and add this

.singular-page .entry-header {
display:none;
}

[han]

They look fine. If it’s not, try this

body {
    font-size: 16px;
}

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