Hi Oskar,

1. Yes this is possible, however you need to replace one file (as actually its not implemented in 1.9.3):

Download this file and replace it in this directory (of the theme): /assets/js/

Then go to Theme Options > Footer > JavaScript & Tracking Code, then add the following code in Footer JavaScript field:

window.blogLoopMasonryOptions = {
    hiddenStyle: {
        opacity: 0
    },
    visibleStyle: {
        opacity: 1
    }
};

If you don't see the change immediately, please hard-refresh your browser (CTRL/CMD+R) because it takes longer to load the changes, as they are saved in browser cache. Another option is to open new private/incognito window and try if it works.

2. I am not sure what exactly do you mean here, however post featured image (post logo) can be shown in 2 variants: full width and inside the post container by setting this option inside post edit page:

(view large version)

3. To change that text use Loco Translate plugin. Then translate theme files by creating a translation for the current language in your WordPress site, then search for Reply text and after you replace that string it will remain even after you update the theme. This is better technique because it doesn't involve editing code in theme files.

For more information about translation plugin, here I will write some important notes:

To translate or rename theme strings, you can do this via Loco Translate plugin. If you don't have it, please install and activate the plugin in your WordPress site.

1. Then go to Loco Translate > Manage Translations
2. Click "New Language" for the current active theme (if you didn't created it yet, otherwise ignore this step). On the new language page, choose these options – Screenshot
3. After that you will be redirected to the editing screen for theme translations. Before you continue with your translations make sure the current language of your site is selected – Screenshot
4. Follow these instructions to learn how to translate strings – Screenshot
5. The changes will be applied immediately – Screenshot

Note: Translation files will be saved to wp-content/themes/{theme-name}/languages folder or global directory of theme translations: wp-content/languages/themes/ (based on your choice). 

If you have saved your translations inside theme folder, always save a backup of *languages/* folder (inside the theme) when there is new theme update. After you update the theme (languages folder will be replaced with an empty folder), just move the backup files you previously saved to the same languages directory and your changes will still be applied.

Hi Oskar,

1. This CSS should fix your issue:

.single.single-post img.main-logo {
    max-width: 200px !important;
}

Note that 200px can be changed to your desired width.

2. As for your other issue, please apply this Custom CSS:

.single.single-post #email {
    padding-left: 120px;
}