wanderer

Problem solved. I worked on it a little more.

Replace

.widget-title {
  display:block;
  text-align:right;
}

with

.widget-header {
  text-align:right;
}

Now I better go. Hope that helps.

You’re welcome. Good luck!

I tried a few things, but I think it’d take me too long. I have to leave soon, but maybe someone else will come along and help you fix that one.

Anyway, your website looks a lot better now. I’m glad I could help.

One last code for you:

img {float:right}

Have a great day!

That part is a bit tricky and will take more time to figure out.

By the way, you’re welcome! ??

.widget-title {
  display:block;
  text-align:right;
}

That should do it. I hope you’re happy with your page now.

.widget ul {
text-align:right
}

was for the widget content and is working. Your page looks good so far.

I need to figure out the widget title, so give me a moment.

You would add all this to your Custom CSS:

h2.entry-title a {
  text-align: right;
  width: 100%;
  float:right;
} 

.widget ul {
  text-align:right
}

.entry-content p {
  text-align:right;
}

I was talking about the code in your earlier reply.

.widget ul
text-align:right

needs to be

.widget ul {
  text-align:right
}

Your code needs brackets ??

You might also want this since your widgets have other text:

.entry-content p {
  text-align:right;
}

You only need this selector: .widget ul

and you only need text-align:right

For your widget titles, you can use custom CSS on this selector: .widget ul

It should be pretty easy to figure out.

Yep you got it

It was showing a line before you changed the code anyway.

If you prefer no line, just use this instead: h2.entry-title a

Yes to both. Code looks good now. Is it giving you the result you want?

I didn’t see h1 in your HTML code. There is h2, however. You might also want to add float:right to your custom CSS code.

For your widget titles, you can use custom CSS on this selector: .widget ul