Andy

Thanks! I’ll dig through all this info and also contact my host and see how I get on.

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Right, I’ll check those instructions out. Thanks for the link.

Regarding not needing to move it, I guess the issue is this:

I have a main domain, let’s say exampleone.com and exampletwo.com is in a sub-folder. I want exampleone.com to expire and so I don’t think I can just get away with NOT moving exampletwo.com into the root. Does that make sense? Because something needs to go in place of ‘one’ or ‘two’ will be a sub-directory or sub-domain of nothing.

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Ah yeah, that didn’t work, it was chosing the ‘one column’ rather than two in the page settings.

Sorry, resolved all my own issues, they were glaring!

EDIT: I fixed the width issue. had input 1000% instead of 100% – jeez.

But the widget issue still stands if anyone can help with that?

Thanks for getting back to me. All this wouldn’t cause css files to not update across all my sites.

I’m thinking it might be a cloud flare issue. Only just installed it yesterday and since then a few odd things have happened. Every used it?

Ah great! Thanks for resolving that.

Will look into Firebug ??

I shall do that.

I don’t think it’s a subscribe thing because I have a subscribe link elsewhere.

Thanks.

Thanks for the feedback. I shall probably do something about the hover state actually.

If need be, sure. Depending on size required.

If you go here you’ll see what I mean. Click on any link to compare address to home page.

Thanks.

Well, I was forced to style the text using the #tagline style:

#tagline {
	width: 240px;
	margin-left: auto;
	margin-right: auto;
	padding-top: 315px;
	font-family: Tahoma, sans-serif;
	font-size: 8px;
	text-transform: uppercase;
	color: #c14a22;
	text-align: center;
	z-index: 2;
}

because it wouldn’t accept any style when i tried to go use h1.

it will look ok now because since posting the problem i did the above as a quick fix.

the style is #content h1 by the way.

and yeah, why did i have to make it 8px? it’s massive otherwise?

thanks.

I did post a URL – at the top of the post.

thanks.

It’s very very important to do this. If you update you’ll lose everything.

There’s various ways to do it (in terms of order) but generally speaking:

1. Backup all your site just incase.
2. Take a copy of your theme and rename it once it’s on your hard disk.
3. Take a screen shot of your site and copy it into the theme folder. I think there’s already one in there, so maybe open it in photoshop and paste the screengrab over it – it must be the same name (screenshot.png) and same dimensions. Then upload the folder to the themes directory.
4. Go into the top of style.css and modify the info there to something like this:

/*
Theme Name: Name
Theme URI: https://www.blabla.com/wp-content/themes/yourtheme
Description: bla
Author: bla
Version: bla
Tags: bla, bla
*/

5. Save that and pick your theme from the appearance/themes menu.

Like i say, you have to all that in a particular order but that’s about the size of it. You can have a play as long as it’s backed up, nothing can go wrong.

Ah, you’re a star.

Many thanks for that.