Gilbert

OK, I saw it!
Indeed, if you have less than four posts on the last page the sidebar (#secondary) is going inside the main content (#primary). But if you have four posts or more, everything works normal.

It’s look like a closing tag is missing somewhere there. I think is about the .three-col-wrapper.

That’s because the linked images are displayed as block.

a > img {
    border: 0 none !important;
    display: block;
}

Try to override that css rule. Ex. add a class to your banners:

a > img.banner {
    display: inline-block;
}

Is not in single.php but in content-header.php (check there between <h2 class=”entry-meta”>…</h2>)

BTW, I don’t have any problems using Customize options. All my dates & comment counters are removed across the website when corresponding checkboxes are unchecked in admin.

I have tested your CSS code on your child theme – /wp-content/themes/magazine-basic-child/style.css – and it was just fine. I don’t see any problem there.

#site-navigation, #site-sub-navigation {
    background: #2d4262;
}
#site-navigation li:hover {
    background: #456596;
}
#site-navigation ul ul, #site-sub-navigation ul ul {
    background: #2d4262;
}
#site-sub-navigation li li:hover {
    background: #2d4262;
}

No “!important” declaration needed. Your child style.css is overwriting the MB style.css
Check for other issues, like this double hash ##:
.blue {background-color: ##00688B; ... }

Hi Frettsy.
Before changing the code try this: WP Dashboard -> Settings/Reading -> “Blog pages show at most”

It should work for category, archive, tags and search result pages. If it doesn’t work then you have to do some changes in index.php

Without “strong” tags of course 🙂

You can try this:

#header-img {
    display: block;
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
}

Do it on your child theme.