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The PHP hook that controls the placement of the navigation menu within the "header.php" file is:

php hybrid_before_header(); // Before header hook

I've tried this too, but I wouldn't recommend messing with the placement of the navigation menu because it messes up the layout of everything down (depending on how much you've played with the CSS).

That said, you can move it below the header using the "header.php" file. You can access that file either through your hosting service of through the WP editor (Dashboard > Appearance > Editor).

The PHP hook that controls the navigation menu is:

If you're using a text editor it's on line 27. Moving that line below the header-container PHP hook (just below it) will move the nav menu below the header on the front end. AGain, depending on what CSS changes you've made, this could mess everything up, so exercise with caution.

Good luck!
Chris

Chris

Chris

Hopefully you figured this out already, but the "screen.css" style sheet controls the font for headers and body text. Scroll through the style sheet to see where to alter font for headers, body, etc.

You can access the "screen.css" style sheet either through your hosting service of through the WP editor (Dashboard > Appearance > Editor).

Good luck!
Chris

Sorry, that chunk of code example I pasted didn't come through...so, if you're using a text editor, that line of code you want to look for is on line 24:

replace "the_content" with "the_excerpt"

Good luck!
Chris

It sounds like you want your posts on the home page to display as excerpts, not as the full post, correct? To do that go to the "home.php" file either through your hosting service or through the WP editor (Dashboard > Appearance > Editor). That is the template that controls the layout for the home page/blog. In that document you will see this chunk of PHP code (if you're using a text editor it will start on line 23):

'' . __('Pages:', 'hybrid'), 'after' ...

All you have to do is replace the word "content" with the word "excerpt," so that is shows the following: "the_excerpt" instead of "the_content." That command is all it takes for WP to display the 55-word excerpt by default.

Good luck!
Chris

I thought I would try and help out with some of the questions since I love this theme and I've done a lot of work on it, but there is just terrible support for it.

Chris

Tyler

Thank you!!

Jason