Luís Thank you in advance for your assistance!! I have granted Support Access to Staff Login but though your screencasts were clear and helpful, but the second one didn't exactly solve my problem. I think you will understand when you access my site admin - because the stupid button keeps sticking to the text above it. And I don't know enough CSS to change/fix that issue. In regards to the button styles, I managed to remove the rounded borders as you demonstrated but that is not my chief concern. I want it to look like the buttons specified in this mockup: Website Mock-up That means buttons of smaller size and a different text other than 'Click Here' such as, Explore Personal Care (with an arrow icon by the left of the text) and it should be there (but I forgot) - Explore Household (also with an arrow-like icon by its left). However, for the slider, I would LOVE it if you could place it directly under the main nav menu so there's no unsightly white space in between! Last but not least, do you know I can replicate the (entire) footer structure of the website I showed you as an example of what I wanted to do --> Acquaintance's Website, perhaps using CSS or otherwise? I have already made it more original by putting a white overlay over the subject matter - natural fruits and vegetables, instead of a dark overlay, as already evident in the slider's images with white text, as I intend to replace the dark gray text you will see in the next screenshot with black text, so it stands out more and doesn't look so dark and dated. But how do I do this area --> The entire parallax background and everything inside the footer including the All Rights Reserved directly at the black footer underneath the parallax background back-shadowing the three columns - Contact Us, Get in Touch, and Newsletter? Except I want it the reverse, instead of a final black All Rights Reserved footer, I will make it white - the other way around in relation to the colours my acquaintance chose for originality's sake. Sorry for the delayed response, was busy attending to other matters. Thank you for your aid. :clap: Sincerely, Caleb

Thank you so much Predrag! You saved me a lot of time and headache...:joy: I recreated it on another web address (yes, again, sorry!) and it looks good, 'cept I noticed it's already 80 in terms of column width! However, there IS a scroll bar below as you correctly pointed out, but how do I get it (the dimensions and proportions) to look like the website at Before I changed to the UF child theme provided by Predrag Any help would be genuinely appreciated so I can go about creating a layout that is as consistent (dimensions/structure and width-wise) as it is minimalist (design-wise). Thank you very much in advance. Because now the grid has already been set, but I've no idea how to reduce the screen real estate to being wide enough, yet also contained at the very same time, as per the previous website mentioned in the link above...

Yes, please do. You are really a lifesaver - thank you a million for all your help, Predrag! I have granted you (and other staff) support access. Thanks once more!

Thank you Rupok, but I was wondering if you could make it border on the MAIN nav menu, not the one above the search field. Sorry for not spelling it out clearer. That means, no space between the logo and main navigation menu (the one with the About Us, Products, New item, New Item, etc.). Is that workable or viable? Thank you so much!

Predrag Dubajic Yeah, but if I create a child theme, that would mean I have to start ALL OVER, unless you are willing to help me create the nav menu structure with the search field below it, and the main nav menu. The rest I can do... I'm tired of having to do and redo stuff. Sincerely, Caleb

Argh :cry: There's no way to update the core without having to start afresh, Patrick? How am I going to reproduce my (current) theme when it is already near completion and the client wants to see it? Can't I just ignore this prompt every time and proceed? I feel like giving up then. Caleb