BlueKlip

Awesome! Would love to work with you guys sometime.

So, you will have to change the styling of list items in your CSS file. If you do that it will apply to all the lists where the style is applied.

You will have to make use of javascript/jquery to achieve this.

I’m glad your problem is resolved ??

I’m sorry but you should not have put the css code in functions file. request you to please revert that.

I had tried the above code in the inline css editor. The default css has a float set to right. So, I comment it, and then add margin: 0 auto; to centre align the div content.

It’s not much, but after doing this, the menu does gets centered. To get exactly how he wants, @mcgrathlaw will have to play with the CSS code to get it exactly as per his taste.

I think you will have to go to Appearance > Menu in wp-admin and then delete the duplicates manually.

@wpyogi sure, I’ll stay away from asking people.

That’s because in this case I thought they could benefit. I’ll be careful!

What WPyogi says is right. You should override the CSS through custom CSS or create a child theme. I sent you an email on the email id published on your website.

Please download an FTP client like FileZilla and then log into it with the FTP credentials as you provided in the image. Then locate the plugins folder.

If you need help, please contact me at [redacted]

Thanks,
Manish

An easy way would be to login to your FTP account, and delete the jetpack plugin folder. This will automatically deactivate the plugin and your website will start working.

After that you can install a fresh copy of the jetpack plugin and make any changes you want.

If you have access to your web hosting account, then there is a way to access the database and then update the password. However, that’s the last step you should be taking. Can you try and debug what’s the message you get when you try to login to your site?

Can you share your website URL?

You will have to play around with the css to get it centre aligned.

In your css you have this class:

#navbar-1-left {
  float: right;
  position: relative;
  left: -25px;
}

try changing it to something like below. And also remove any other float reference also in any other class.

#navbar-1-left {
  /* float: right; */
  position: relative;
  /* left: -25px; */
  width: 90%;
  margin: 0 auto;
}