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It should be in a section titled page. Search page in the CSS.

Check the w3schools.com css tutorial on fonts to see if they say anything about firefox.

Is your version of firefox up to date? Perhaps that’s the issue.

Yeah, if it’s your own theme it’s got to be widget ready. I’m sure wordpress has help on how to do this.

Try editing your images to fit the default image size (like the one on the far left with the men dressed in suits) or change the default image size (even so, your images will have to fit perfectly in order to avoid having the extra space).

You’re a very beautiful lady and you are an inspiration to sisters out there! Rock it girl! [I’m assuming since you said it’s your website that you are the one posting this query!]

Hope it helps!

Not sure about the theme, but you should be able to edit the stylesheet in theme editor. This might help:

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_background-image.asp

https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_background.asp

Hope it helps!

Okay. Just read wordpress manual. Will try creating page templates. Please correct me if I’m wrong.

You drag and drop the widgets to the sidebar in the widget menu. If the widgets you want aren’t there, install them. Remember to click ‘save’ at the bottom of the widget area before you close it.

I just read your post again… Perhaps there’s a plug-in that let’s you have more than one sidebar if your theme doesn’t already.

Hope I’ve helped.

Check in the style.css in your theme. You can edit it in the theme editor. Search for the section in the css relating to the styling of the page.

Remember to back-up the original content so you can paste it back in if you mess up!!

Good luck.

Do you want a left and right sidebar?

Hello there.

The font name should have all the spaces as usual and should be inbetween inverted commas if the font name is more than one word.

‘Leage Gothic Regular’

You should remember to add other fonts/font families in case the user’s browser does not support your font. Place up to two more fonts/font families, seperated by commas.

Hope I’ve understood your question correctly and provided a helpful answer.

All the best!