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OK, thanks for letting us know 🙂

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Hi,

This is not related to Retina, but rather to how WordPress works.

The theme ‘tells’ WordPress that it needs several image sizes for its layouts (think of all the portfolio columns, featured images, etc) – these all require differently sized images.
The way WP works is that for each defined image size, it will generate a resized image based on your original upload.

The image sizes registered by our theme are defined in functions.php, lines 85-89.

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Hi Linda,

Think it’s a bug in the CSS, so in the meanwhile, if you plan on using 4 columns, add this in the Custom CSS box from the General theme options:

.recent-post:nth-child(4n+1) {
    clear: left;
}

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Hi,

I don’t see our theme in there…

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Hi guys,

The idea here is that changing the layout is a very advanced customization that cannot be covered by our free theme support.

Ed mentioned what version of the Twitter Bootstrap framework the theme is using, and suggested that you will need to custom code it yourself, should you have this need, as the theme options don’t have any controls/buttons that do this.

@JayJay – we are here to help, but as I said, we do not do customizations.

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Hi,

Unfortunately our free theme support does not cover such advanced customizations. This definitely needs a custom coded page template – if you lack the PHP skills, I suggest hiring a freelancer.

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Hi James,

I don’t see your text elements having extra classes on them, you need to add uniquely named extra classes to each text element, then style them individually, just as I explained above.

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Hi,

Have you tried having an empty 3/4 element on the left?

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Hi,

Can you please update your revolution slider? There’s a new version out.

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OK, thanks for letting us know 🙂

Regards,

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Hi,

Uploading is handled by WordPress, so this may depend on your server.

Can you link to your site, please? Maybe you’re looking at an element that is larger than your image and, the theme being responsive, it forces the image to fill that element, thus losing quality. I’ll let you know once I see it.

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Hi Eva,

Not sure how you have it setup, I would need to you to kindly remind me your site URL.

Did you set the posts page option to be the page that has your blog element? That’s not needed.

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It’s added to a container, yes. You would need to remove the background in the theme options and add your own CSS to apply an uploaded image, to the body.

You can target the header section with #header-section in CSS

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Hi Martha,

You can add an extra class to that element, then style it with custom CSS in the General theme options Custom CSS box.

Suppose you add a class of large.

Your CSS would be:

.wpb_impact_text.large .wpb_call_text {
  font-size: 40px !important;
}

The button has 3 options for sizes, you can use those.

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Hi Maggie,

You don’t see any difference, because the color is still black 🙂

Let’s have it more customizable; change the code above that I gave you, with this:

Give us a call: 510-225-0690 <br><br><a href="http://link.com" class="header-cart-link"><i class="icon-shopping-cart icon-large"></i></a>

Then, add this in the Custom CSS from the General theme options:

.header-cart-link i { color: #FF0000 !important; }

That would change ONLY the icon color, to a bright red. And you can adjust that color as you please. Hope this helps.

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