Hello, thank you for the great question.

In order to make sure the images appear full-size when you click on them, make sure to choose the Link To -> Media File option when you're setting up your gallery.

Hello,

Thanks for the excellent question, I'm sorry the background image isn't working the way you need it to.

 I tested the site you mentioned in your WordPress.org post and it looks like the issue was related to the theme overriding your custom CSS. Here's the code I found to work:

@media (max-width: 991px) {
    body.custom-background {
        background-size: 100vw !important;
        background-position: center !important;
    }
}

That will make it look like this across different view widths:

As for reducing the size of the area so that it's only high enough for the buttons, it actually looks like your call-to-action widget has a stray paragraph above the buttons, containing only a single period ( . ) character. If you edit your call-to-action widget and switch from the visual editor to the code editor, look for the tag that looks like this:

<p style="margin-bottom: 80px;">.</p>

Deleting that paragraph will make it look like this:

If you do decide to go with a solid color for smaller screens, just make sure to add the

!important

tag to any CSS rule you use, so that it doesn't get overridden by the theme.

Hello,

Thanks for writing back, I'm really sorry that hasn't worked for you. In my testing with the Pavillion Theme, this CSS code should be working. Can you share your website address so I can take a look and make sure we can get that menu fixed for you?

Hello! Thank you for the excellent question.

You can exclude Pages from the Page Caching module in the Performance -> Page Cache -> Advanced section. You can exclude by category, tag, author, or custom field.

I hope this helps!

Hello,

Thanks for the excellent question. Depending on which theme you're using, some themes do not include the ability to use comments on Pages by default. If you'd like to use this feature, I've created a simple plugin that will allow you to enable page comments. 

In order to use it, download the zip file attached to this message below to your computer. Then, in your WordPress Dashboard, navigate to Plugins -> Add New and then click the Upload Plugin button near the top of the page. 
BoldGrid Page Comments Plugin

Hi Carlos,

Thanks for writing back, I'm sorry those steps didn't work for you.

Here's a modified version of the custom CSS from that guide that will work for you on Pavillion. Navigate to your Customize -> Advanced -> Custom JS & CSS menu, and paste this code into the Custom CSS field:

#site-navigation { z-index: 10; }

I hope this helps!

Hello!

Thanks for the excellent question. You can use the WordPress Import/Export XML feature to export your Block Library as an XML file, and import them into your other sites.

Another great solution is our integration with Page Builder Cloud which lets you store your blocks in the cloud to be used with any of your sites.

I hope this helps!

Hello!

Thanks for writing back to let us know you determined the cause. BoldGrid's plugins and themes don't provide that option for Table of Contents- I believe that may be coming from another plugin on your website. 

I'm glad to hear you've gotten it solved though, please reach out if you need any more help.

Hello-

Thank you for the excellent question. You're right that the Linx Theme uses a hard-coded background pattern and I'm sorry that's giving you so much trouble.

Checking out your website, it looks like you may have already worked this out with the following code:

.page-template-page_home .entry-content, .post-title-hidden .site-content, .mce-content-body {
    background: url(images/shadow.png) center 0 no-repeat, url(images/tea-parchment-background.jpg) repeat;
}

I recommend that you place this code into your Customize -> Advanced -> Custom JS & CSS menu, rather than directly into the theme code, but your solution looks like it's working.

Please write back if you need any additional help!

Hello,

Thanks for the excellent question. Since this answer will be useful to many server administrators who no longer need the BoldGrid cPanel Plugin, I've written your answer into an article on our Support Center, How to Remove the BoldGrid cPanel WHM Plugin.

I hope this helps!