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Hi Alex

There is a great guide in the documentation on creating a child theme. Once you’ve done that copy the header.php file from the newspaper theme folder and put it in you child theme folder. Then you can edit to your hearts content :).

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This should work (untested):

.td-post-author-name, .td-post-date (display:none !important;}

Add that to your custom CSS in Theme settings.

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Hi Themuslc

My Apologies, I thought you were using the Category Function in posts to generate the MegaMenu. I haven’t tied this way, but I imagine if you are using pages, you would need to make the left menu pages have a parent of the top menu. So If you Top Menu was Holiday Destinations and yo wanted Menus on the left of Bali, Japan, Singapore, etc. Then you would make Bali, Japan, Singapore pages have a parent of Holiday Destinations. To do this is on the right hand sidebar when you are editing the page (change the circled “Parent” drop down to the top level menu):

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The menu on the left is the sub-categories of the category selected for the megamenu. To add the left menu, add sub-categories to the category you are using for the megamenu.

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Add hide-grid-meta in the Extra Class section of your big grid settings, then add the following to your custom css in theme settings.

.hide-grid-meta {display:none !important;}

I haven’t tested it, but it should work.

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Forgot to tick notify…

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Hi Thanos

If you provide the link to your page and a description of the areas you need to reduce the gaps we can help you out find where the issue is. One of the common we fond is if you are using the full-width container of visual composer, it has default padding of 20px top and bottom which you can change in the design tab.

Let uus know what you’e tying to change and we’ll help where we can 🙂

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If you can see them and you visitors can’t it sounds like a caching issue. Most cache engines have the option to disable the cache for logged in users. My best guess (with the lack of information) is yo are using something like W3 Total Cache which has a configuration that needs to be selected to purge the home page when a post action is made.

Let me know how close I am 😉

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