Pinnacle Premium Questions

[John]

John

September 5, 2016 at 3:48 pm

Yesterday I loaded Pinnacle Premium for the first time ever. I was trying Virtue but find the aesthetics of Pinnacle more appealing. The switch was not entirely painless and that is causing some questions.

1) How do I remove the down arrow and right arrow symbols in the primary menu and dropdown?

2) The footers (I’m using 4) have heading text that appears to be centered and underlined. I want left justified, no underlines. How to do that?

3) The top bar is wider left to right (touches edges of screen) than the header. How do I get the top bar to have the same width as the header?

4) In the vcard the city / state text is flush left to the screen; prefer it to line up on the left underneath the street address. Possible?

5) Footer #4 lists bulleted blog post titles; background text color is defaulting to something. How do I get no bullets and change the background color?

6) The home page has Pro slider images and then summarized blog entries. Not liking the underlined blog section title text. How to remove underline?

7) I’m using The Events Calendar plugin – which doesn’t use a page to contain the text. I have the setting in TEC set to “Default Page Template” and end up with my calendar having the blog window (categories, post names, etc) on the right. What am I doing wrong? Where does one set the Default template?

8) Is there a way to reduce the space between the menu items listed on the primary menu?

9) Is there a way of placing the menu icon above the menu text, with a bigger icon, as was seen using the Virtue theme?

10) I need the drop down menu fields on the primary menu to be wider. What is the CSS to change the width?

11) And – whew! – is there a document that defines PP CSS constructs and what they do? I haven’t had success yet finding this; probably not looking in the right place. 🙂

Let me know if I should have entered these as multiple posts instead of all in one. I’m a newbie to your company. Not sure of the protocol here.

Please, also, accept my thanks for a heck of a good theme. Kudos to all involved in developing and supporting this theme!

John