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Hello JDNaturalsFL,

You will need to add some code in the Customizer under the Custom Theme CSS section (in Advanced).  Here is the code:

.palette-primary li.menu-social > a {
color: #123456 !important;
font-size: 5em;
}

You will need to play with the values for color and font-size until you find the right ones for your site.  You can simply use the Google search engine to find the hex value to get the color you wish to use.

If you have any further questions or comments, please let us know.

Kindest regards,

Arnel C.

Hello Céline,

Thanks for the excellent question. I'm not precisely sure I understand what you're looking for regarding "text that appears when scrolling."

However, you can accomplish something very similar using the Gallery's On Image Hover option for captions. This will make the text appear when your user's mouse hovers over the image.

Then, if you select the Custom Link option, you can create a link for each image to visit another page:

This will give you the following effect:

If the image is looking blurry, I suspect it's being cropped and/or scaled. When you're replacing the placeholder, make sure you use the full-size image:

And when you're asked to review the Aspect Ratio, make sure to disable the "Force Aspect Ratio" and drag the cropping outline to the full-size image. Or, even easier, click "Skip Cropping"

Hello,

Using the Wedge Theme (or other BoldGrid Version 1 Themes), there is a way to accomplish this, but it does take a little bit of advanced work. Here's how to do it:

1. Install and activate the Code Snippets Plugin.
2. Add a new snippet using the Snippets -> Add New menu item.
3. Paste the following code into the new Snippet:
   

   function disable_shop_sidebar( $configs ){
   	$configs['template']['sidebar'][] = 'is_shop';
   	return $configs;
   }
   add_filter('boldgrid_theme_framework_config', 'disable_shop_sidebar');

4. Click the option for Only run on site front-end.
5. Click Save Changes and Activate.

You should end up with a code snippet that looks exactly like this:

Once you've followed these steps carefully, your shop page will no longer have a sidebar. Please note that if there is any typo in the code snippet, it could cause a fatal error on your website, and you'll need to enable Code Snippets Safe Mode to recover your site.

I hope this helps! If you have any trouble, please let us know, we're happy to help.