Hello @spiritualgem, this effect you see is not manually added. This means, whenever you upload the featured image for your blog posts , category posts or create gallery they will automatically take the effects of zooming or scrolling. Likewise, eye and link option also get added as you go through the process.

Still if you have any confusions, kindly let us know.

Well, yes you are in the right track to set up the slider in your homepage.

In the Select Slider Type -> ‘Featured Category’ option you would be able to select under which category you want to show the slider.

You can choose this category right below another select option Select Category .

Make sure the posts under this category have the featured image uploaded to each of those posts.

To upload the Feature Image go to each particular posts editor section and you would find Feature Image section to upload the your post image.

You can get more other flexible options to show up your slider images from pages, posts, featured images, etc thus giving you more controlled options for the slider.

Consider checking WEN Business Pro features as well if you wish to have more controlling features through Customizer in your theme.

Let us know if you have any other confusions as well.

Hello Martin, try adding the following Custom CSS in Appearance -> Customize -> Theme Options -> Custom CSS

.bx-viewport, .bx-wrapper {
   height: 52vh !important; /* adjust the numeric value to your own to adjust the banner height */
}

Likewise, to reduce inner page banner size add following code in same CSS section

.page-inner-title {
   margin-bottom: 30px;
   padding-bottom: 30px;
   padding-top: 30px;
}

Please note that the numeric value is set from our assumption to reduce to a certain height.
You can try adjusting them in your own to best suit your choice.

Also in different note, as seen in your site you need to make sure you assign your current menu items to ‘Primary Menu’ locations from Menu section in dashboard to fit them in single line as in our demo.

Let us know if you need any other help.

Thanks

Hello @Linda,
For this, you have to do some codings. Hope following hints will guide you through.

– First make a Child Theme and activate it before you go making the following changes. You will have two new files functions.php and style.css .

– After you are done with Child Theme set up copy and paste the following piece of PHP code in your child theme’s functions.php file.

function education_hub_check_slider_status( $input ){

   global $post, $wp_query;

   // Slider status
   $featured_slider_status = education_hub_get_option( 'featured_slider_status' );

   // Get Page ID outside Loop
   $page_id = $wp_query->get_queried_object_id();

   // Front page displays in Reading Settings
   $page_on_front  = get_option( 'page_on_front' ) ;
   $page_for_posts = get_option( 'page_for_posts' );

    if ( 'entire-site' == $featured_slider_status || ( ( is_front_page()) && 'home-page' === $featured_slider_status ) ){

     $input = true;
   }
   else{
     $input = false;
   }
   return $input;

 }

This should do the trick to remove the Featured Slider from showing at the top of the Blog page.

If you face any sort of difficulty in deploying this then you can kindly post it here.

Thanks,
Regards!

Hello @leeswilson,
To change the horizontal nav menu color to navy blue by adding simple custom CSS.
Now for this first of all Go to your Dashboard -> Appearance -> Customize -> Themes Options -> Advanced Options -> Custom CSS.
In this Custom CSS section add the following CSS:

#site-navigation {
    background-color: #000080;
}

Hope this will help you to solve your issue.

Best Regards!!!

hello @jamila.blue,
Above instruction is applicable for Photo Perfect theme. But as we look into your site through given URL, you are using Biography theme. So kindly post back your query in Biography specific forum so that we could reply you there.

Thanks.

Hi,

Try adding following custom styles in your theme option.

Go to Appearance -> Customize -> Theme Options => Custom CSS

body.blog #primary {
    width: 58%; /* reduce width of blog content area to 58%. You can adjust this value in your own */ 
}

.single #content #primary {
    width: 58%; /* reduce width of single post to 58% */
}

Hope this helps!

Yes, also make sure you have ‘checked’ the checkbox to crop to exact dimension as well.

Next, you have to re-upload the image for the pages under ‘Therapy Locations’ section in your homepage to crop the images into these new dimension. Using pages or posts does not make any difference in the layout.

I have noticed that the images are still cropped into 150 x 150. The above steps would help you remove this issue.