Edward R. Jenkins

The site is trying to pull images from the old directly. Make sure you change both of the URLs in Settings>General. That should correct the problem.

@philipp – You’ll need to know a bit of CSS to handle those items. I suggest starting here if you want to learn. However, I am available for hire if you want me to make some customizations to the theme for you. Contact me at edwardrjenkins.com.

https://www.codecademy.com/blog/7-html-css-courses

@unique_guitar – Change 3.2em to adjust the spacing. In the simpliest terms, reduce the number to reduce the space. Increase the number to increase the space.

I do (upcoming themes). Three should be appearing in the repository in the next month or so. I may release a “premium” theme in the future with full support, but right now my focus is on making themes that are free for people to use and work with.

Install the “My Custom CSS” plugin and add this:

#masthead { margin: 0 0 3.2em }

That’s the default value. Edit the value however you see fit ??

Surprisingly, those came about with the most recent update when Automattic updated/refreshed the theme to port to WordPress.com.

I plan on fixing them with the next update, which should be in the next three weeks.

Edward

Hi Diana,

Check in Appearance>Menus. It looks like you have a menu item in there with no title. When you see it, click on the arrow then remove it and save the changes to the menu.

Edward

Hi,

You would need to install a theme that displays the menu like this, or have your existing theme modified.

Edward

You’ll find what you’re looking for in Settings>Discussion>Before a Comment Appears

Here’s your first clue:

https://i49.tinypic.com/fa7a0o.png

If you don’t want it indexed in Google:

1) Make sure it’s correctly blocked via robots.txt

2) Use Google’s URL removal feature in Webmaster Tools.

Edward

Hacked? Can you post a screenshot?

Update: Issue was related to previous move from subdirectory to primary directory and not theme related.

Hi Carolyn — it’s not supposed to look like that. Can you send me an email so I can help you resolve this?

Your site is trying to pull the files from /wp/ instead of the main directory, which is causing the issue(s).

Sorry Carolyn, I forgot to enable that feature. You can add the following code on its own line at the bottom of the functions.php file (Appearance>Editor>functions.php) or you can wait a little bit for an official update. I’m not sure how long it would take the theme developers to push it through live. Code:

add_theme_support( 'custom-background' );

Hi Carolyn, you should be able to set a custom background to replace the white in Appearance>Background inside your WordPress admin panel.

You’re going to need to create a custom page template to pull from the category and then assign a static home page to the front page via the Settings panel. Make sure the static home page you create uses the new template.