@okey

We suppose you mean an admin bar on the top of your website which normally displays when user is login. Login options, logo along with other options is shown in admin bar when current user is logged in but it is hidden for logged out users.

But still, if you want to hide admin tool bar for all user you can simply option the setting from your dashboard Users >> Profile setting.

Hello @jtayman3,

After activating your pro version of the theme in your Website, the field to enter the theme license appears under the Admin Dashboard > Appearance > Theme License.

If you have setup and activated the theme, the field should appear in the section. Please check and verify that the University Hub Pro theme is installed and activated in your website correctly.

You can also go through the link below for more helpful instructions on managing site license here :

http://themepalace.com/tutorials/activate-themes-license/

Please write back to us for any further queries.

Hope this Helps,
Best Regards !!

@db4y,

It would have really been easy to provide the direct solution if we could see the current issue in some form like screenshot or your site URL (currently seen in construction phase). We are finding our way to get straight to your issue in short time without waiting much time in issue understanding. Let us know how we can help you further.

Thank you.

@Bfausett21,

Sorry for the trouble.

Make sure you have followed these instruction.

1. From Customize section, go to Menus and inside it you will find Menu Locations.
2. Here you can, select the menu for Primary Menu. Primary menu appears as a main menu in header section.

If this does not work, please paste the screenshot or share us a site URL so that we could provide possible solution in your context.

Hello @DB4Y

To solve your issue using CSS is bit tedious so in order to solve the issue we prefer the child theme approach.

At first create the child theme . For creating the child theme you can refer to below link:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

You can also create the child theme using plugin. As there are many such plugin, below is one of them.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-child-theme-generator/

After creating and activating the child theme paste below code in your child themes functions.php file.

function education_hub_header_start() {
		$extra_class = '';
	?>

	<div class="container"><div class="row"><header id="masthead" class="site-header" role="banner">
	<?php
	}

	function education_hub_header_end() {
	?></header><!-- #masthead --></div><!-- .row --></div><!-- .container --><?php
	}

Hope this helps.

If this does not solve your issue please let us know.

Best Regards!!

Hello @ribtips,

While we have tested the CSS code on our side in the Bizlight Pro theme the CSS is working fine.

Please check and verify that the CSS has been implemented correctly in your website via Admin Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS. Also, to make sure the theme original CSS does not override the implemented Custom CSS please try adding the !important CSS property in the CSS that makes the code as :

.thumb-overlay {
background: transparent!important;

}

Hope this Helps,

Best Regards !!

Hello @TAURUS,

The Price in the product page is taking the white color that is not visible in the default whitye background of pages. To change the color to black making it visible on the white background, please add in the following custom CSS in your Admin Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS :

.price ins {
    color: #222222;
}

Hope this Helps,

Best Regards !!