cassihl

Ok, how about in the index.php page. Try to find something like <?php is_archive(); ?> or is_post_type_archive( $post_type ) and edit the loop under that to say content instead of excerpt.

You only have a link here, no ‘img’ tag. Should be something like this:

<a href="LinkToPage.html"><img src="https://winnersbars.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Free-Shipping-banner-PNG2-CLEAN.png" /></a>

Depending on your theme, look in your archives.php page, you will probably find something like: <?php the_excerpt(); ?> change ‘excerpt’ to ‘content’.

I’m not sure what you mean by move it from the media library to the gallery. If you want it to show up in a gallery on a certain page, you need to make sure it’s attached to that page. In the media library, there is a column called “attached to” if your image is not already attached to a page, click “attach” and choose the page. Then go to that page and insert a gallery and it will show up there. If it is attached to the wrong page, you will need to re-upload it and attach it to the correct page (or upload the image from that page’s editor).

If you don’t want to change all of the images, you can go into your Media Library, choose the image you want to change, click on Edit Image. On the right hand side, under “thumbnail settings” select “thumbnail.” Then click and drag your mouse over the image so that you get a box. Move the edges of the box to show the whole image. Click the “crop” button above the image. Then Save and Update Media. Hopefully this will help.

The problem is this div: #single_product_page_container
It has a width of 650px which is too wide for the .entry div. Make the #single_product_page_container div smaller (maybe 600px).

You’ll have to look in your single.php file and remove the code for the sidebar. You might have to adjust some of the css on that page too to make the content span the width of the page. I’ve never used that theme, so I don’t know for sure exactly what that code/css would be.

You can add PDFs just like images. Use the “insert into post” button after you upload it and it will make a link to the PDF.

On this part:

<img src=”<?php bloginfo(‘/public_html/wp-content/themes/twentyeleven’); ?>/images/filename.jpg”/>

You need to just use this tag:
<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>
Don’t replace ‘template_directory’ with anything, just keep it as is.

You can use chrome or firefox and right click on something you want to change > inspect element, and see what css styles are applied. Find those styles in your stylesheet and make the necessary changes. For example, if you put text-align: center; on .slide-content h2 it will center the text.

You can also create a page called page-home.php and make sure to add this to the top of the file:

<?php
/*
Template Name: home
*/
?>

Then go to Pages > Add New and apply the ‘home’ page template to it.

You can name a custom page template anything you want, just use the page-custompage.php format and include that bit of php at the top.

Edit – looks like marketermatt beat me to it. ??

Are you uploading the images via ftp, or through the Media upload in the wordpress admin area? If you’re uploading through the media upload page, the images will go here: /public_html/wp-content/uploads/2012/08

If you’re uploading via ftp, are you referencing the url correctly to display the image? Try something like this: src=”<?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?>/images/filename.jpg”

I honestly have no idea. I’m not sure why it was there to begin with. It looks like it was used by the developers in their demo version of the theme, so I don’t think it’s necessary at all.

Are you using firefox or chrome? You can use “right click > inspect element” to see what styles are applied to that element and the ones around it. You should be able to see where there is extra padding or margin added to one of those elements. Then go into your style sheet and make the necessary changes to reduce the padding or margin.

In your header, try deleting this line:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://www.gabfirethemes.com/demos/theme-switcher/switcher.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />