[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi,

No, it’s not the premium feature. To show the Featured Images, you have to set the featured image on the page/post editor for every post.

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[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi,

Please go to ‘Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS’ and paste the below Custom CSS code.

@media (max-width: 767px) {
	body {
		font-size: 17px;
	}
}

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[Theme Horse Support Team]

No, it won’t affect the ranking but if you feel like it’s affecting then you can switch back to the previous theme anytime.

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[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi,

Yes, you can replicate your site as Meta News. We will get customize the Theme to preview the Theme like different demos.
Both the Themes are of the same faster but the codes are improvised in Meta News.

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[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi,

Yes, this theme is fully responsive. all tables and embed links work properly. Even our NewsCard theme is also fully responsive. All you have to do is, you have to wrap the respective element with a specific class code to work as responsive. Our theme is developed with the popular Bootstrap Framework. With the help of its documentation, you can use all the elements and components like tables, embedded links, and many more.

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[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi,

Without checking the issue we cannot figure out the actual problem. So please activate the plugin and share us your exact URL so that we can provide the appropriate solution.

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[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi the5krunner.com,

We have found an issue with your content which is creating the issue. There is a width issue in the table content. You have set the fixed width of ‘915’ in the table for “Lumen Technical Specifications”. Please wrap the table element with the below code and the issue will be fixed.

<div class="table-responsive">
(your table content here)
</div>

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Hi fernando zamora,

If you are sharing the posts on Social medias or ads then by default the Post Featured Image works fine but sometimes it won’t work. To show the Featured Image you can use the SEO plugins to set how your post should be previewed while sharing on social medias or ads. We recommend you to use the Yoast SEO. You can check the documentation. It’s easy and simple.

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Hi, rsbaxter1.

Could you please let us know, which font size would you want to increase? You can provide you the Custom CSS code for them.

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[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi JakeDo,

Could you please share with us your Site URL of the Category page so that we can check the issue facing by you?

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[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi newsdev,

It’s great that you solved the issue by yourself.
Please let us know if you have got any other issues regarding the Theme.

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[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi MARC-AURELE CHEGNIMONHAN,

Please go to ‘Theme Directory > assets > library > jquery.marquee > jquery.marquee-settings.js’. On line no: 15 you can change the value of scroll speed.

We found that you have already created the list of tags section on top of the main stories section as you mentioned. And it gooks great.

To improve the ‘Top Stories’ bar styles you can add the below Custom CSS code on ‘Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS’ as you added previously

.top-stories-bar.top-stories-bar-with-thumbnail {
	width: 100%;	
}
.top-stories-bar.top-stories-bar-with-thumbnail .container {
	max-width: 100%;
	padding-left: 0;
	padding-right: 0;
}

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[Theme Horse Support Team]

Yes, the code should be added to the child theme otherwise your customized code will be lost when updating the Theme to a newer version in the Future.

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Hi, ozbucakyunus,

Your reference link has no images. Could you please share with us your requirement reference?

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Hi m.peiranodg,

Yes, the latest posts are shown as default so it’s showing Previous first. Please go to ‘Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS’ and Paste the below Customize CSS code. We have changed the text ‘Previous to ‘Next and ‘Next to ‘Previous’ for you.

.nav-links .nav-previous a,
.nav-links .nav-next a {
	font-size: 0;
}
.nav-links .nav-previous a:before,
.nav-links .nav-next a:before {
	font-size: 14px;
}
.nav-links .nav-previous a:before {
	content: "Next";
}
.nav-links .nav-next a:before {
	content: "Previous";
}

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