Hello!

Thanks for the great question, there is an option to set the font sizes.

Navigate to the Customize -> Fonts menu, and you'll see options for Headings and Main Text, which will let you increase or decrease the sizes.

I hope this helps!

Hello!

Thanks for another great question! The "Contact blocks" in the footer cannot contain links in the current version of the BoldGrid Theme Framework, but that's a great idea for a feature request.

There is another way to accomplish this though, which will be even easier since you already have your phone number in a navigation menu from your previous question.

While you're in the Customize menu, scroll down to your footer and click the Edit (Pencil) icon. The "Contact Blocks" here are only plain text, so remove the block that has your phone number.

Next, click on Edit Footer Widgets and then Add Widget -> Navigation Menu. Select the menu you're using for your header menu, and you'll have a clickable link just like the one in your header. Here's a short video of the process:

I hope this helps!

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Hello!

That's a really great question. Normally the primary menu at the top is meant to collapse into the "Hamburger" on mobile devices, but if you're only using the one item- your phone number- I can definitely see why you'd want to disable this behavior.

I came up with one solution, assuming the menu you're using for your phone number is the Primary Menu. You can tell if you're using the Primary Menu in the Customize -> Menus -> Menu Locations section. If you're using another menu, replace "primary-navbar" in the code below with the corresponding menu name you're using for your phone number.

This is going to take both custom CSS, and custom JavaScript, so head over to your Customize -> Advanced -> Custom JS & CSS menu.

For your CSS, use this code:

.navbar-toggle {
    display: none;
}

Then, for your custom JavaScript, use this code:

document.getElementById("primary-navbar").classList.remove("collapse");
document.getElementById("primary-navbar").classList.remove("navbar-collapse");

I hope this helps!

Hello!

Thanks for the great question. All of the default colors, including links, are controlled with the Customize -> Colors menu. This helps make sure that your text and backgrounds are always consistent with each other and matching your business' color scheme.

If you want to get more control over the link styles, especially if you're looking to modify the hover style, you'll want to use Custom CSS in the Customize -> Advanced -> Custom CSS & JS menu.

For example, if you want to make sure that all your links are always underlined, you could use custom CSS like this

a, a:hover {
    text-decoration: underline !important;
}

I hope this helps!

Hello! Thanks for the great question, I'm sorry that you're not seeing your content as expected.

It sounds like you've accidentally set one of your pages to display your blog posts, rather than display static content. Here's how to fix it:

1. Navigate to Settings -> Reading (or Settings -> Blog if you have the BoldGrid menu
2. For the option that says Posts Page, select a different page, or choose --Select-- if you don't want to have a blog posts page.

I hope this helps!

Hello, 

I'm glad to hear you were able to resolve the issue, I'll mark this thread as answered.

Hello,

Thanks for the great question. I'm not really familiar with WeChat, however according to what I've read in their support documentation it seems like they rely on QR Codes to link to their chat system. You can include QR codes in WordPress just like adding an image, via the Media menu.

I hope this helps!

Hello,

Thanks for the great question, I'm sorry that your login sessions aren't working correctly.

None of the BoldGrid suite of plugins and themes should have any effect on the length of your login session, but many security plugins have this functionality. In addition, since the login session is stored using Cookies in your web browser, it is possible that your web browser may be related to this issue. 

I recommend reviewing your active plugins, particularly any that might have been added or modified recently, so see if any of them have this feature. I also recommend trying a different web browser or computer to see if the behavior occurs with them as well.

Hello,

Thanks for the question, I'm sorry to hear that your Customize settings aren't saving correctly.

The error you're describing, "Unable to save due to (X) invalid settings," is a WordPress Core error message, that's designed to prevent your site from breaking if an invalid setting is introduced into your database. 

The first thing to check that might resolve this is to double-check any custom code inside your Customize -> Advanced -> Custom CSS & JS menu for any syntax errors. One way you can test it is to take any code inside the custom code sections, copy it to Notepad to save it, and save your customizer without any custom code.

If that resolves the error for you, then the issue is going to be within the custom code. If that does not resolve the error, some other setting within Customize may be causing the error, and we'll need to investigate further for you. Please let us know if that resolves the error for you.

Hope this helps!