StartupWP

Try:

.page-template-templatestemplate-sidebar-left-php #content {
  width: 40%;
}

If you’re not intending on using sidebars, one place to start would be to make the content area full-width:

#content {
  width: 96%;
}
#sidebar {
  display: none;
}

As far as columns, assuming you mean for posts listed in the blog, we should be able to help with this once you’ve started creating posts.

No worries, when you need it, we can provide the code, you only need to paste it in. :)

1. More specific please.

2. More specific please.

3. Looks like you figured it out:

#container, #breadcrumbs, #twitter-feed {
  box-shadow: none;
}

But, you’ll want to make sure to add new CSS to your theme options (https://startupwp.com/topic/customizing-your-theme/) or they’ll be overwritten next time you upgrade.

4. Use:

#social {
  margin-top: 10%;
}

There are a number of options here.

1. Simply find free, open source icons online and then upload those to use in the custom icons section.

2. If you like the current icons, but just want the colors changed, you could download them and edit them in Photoshop (or a free alternative like http://www.gimp.org/) to colorize or color-overlay.

3. You could buy the source icons for editing (http://socialcons.com/).

4. There are different CSS techniques that could work like filter, though not yet supported in all major browsers.

5. An icon font like Genericons (http://wordpress.org/plugins/genericond/) could probably be utilized.

Based on what you’d like to try we can assist further.

404s are common, even if the pages do exist, sometimes other temporary issues can cause 404s, server load or maintenance issues going on for example while Google was crawling.

Specifically however, these URLs are RSS feeds, have you editing RSS options or added any plugins that might alter RSS feeds in any way?

You can see the pages work on the demo:

https://startupwp.com/demo/feed/
https://startupwp.com/demo/comments/feed/

There’s something beautiful about keeping it simple, some shops offer hundreds of themes that are really just fluff, the same theme over and over with different names and varying styles.

We are considering making StartupPro more of a framework and then selling child themes for it as quick-starts for different design/function directions, but we’ll see.

In the theme itself, we’ve carefully considered headers and hierarchy to make sure it’s done just right and SEO-friendly.

Not seeing any specific h1 tag problems looking at your site, is there a specific page?

One page however (msinterimDOTse/impressum), we see an issue with multiple h3 tags, but no h1 tag or h2 tags before it that you’ll want to correct.

Not unusual at all, we highly respect your right to control your own information.

Let us know if we missed anything.

Are your browsers completely up-to-date? This technique is not supported in older browsers.

You can find the license keys in sources/plugins/keys.txt.

Sent.

You just want all menus to show/be open by default at mobile size?

This isn’t something we’d want to implement universally in the theme, but for your specific request we could give the customization a try.

Let us know. Thanks

1. Add:

#menu ul.menu li a {
  color: #000;
  text-shadow: none;
}

Can be dropped right in your CSS box in your theme options, no child theme necessary.

2. Add:

#menu ul li a:hover {
  background: transparent;
  box-shadow: none;
  color: #fff;
}

3. Add:

.entry-content li:before {
  content: "";
}

4. Could be a false error, let us know if you run into any limitations and we’ll investigate the issue further.

5. Add:

#content input[type="submit"], #content input[type="reset"], #container #searchsubmit, .button, #new-topic {
  background: none #FF1493;
  border: 1px solid #FF1493;
  box-shadow: none;
  color: #fff;
}