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Custom CSS is best left for the child theme absolutely

Hi, your site probably changed because you’re not making your changes onto a child theme. Meaning updates will continue to reset those customization you make. All you need to correct the image display is to add the CSS style “float:left;” to those images. The end result will look like this: https://oi44.tinypic.com/2dvptlv.jpg

Disable the plug-in temporarily to at least confirm your theory of the plug-in cause the issue before moving forward.

Absolutely, the easiest way is to update the CSS for the menu. It’s very popular to use something like the free extension “Firebug” that’s available on Firefox to acquire the correct CSS to then add to your Child theme’s style.css file. You’ll find tons of tutorials on Youtube.com doing just that.

what file where you editing?

I understand the mistake, it is common unless you’ve had enough web design/development experience but should not be doing inline styling on your site it’s bad practice. If you look into your theme folder, you’ll find the style.css file to update. There are tons of tutorials and videos easily search on google to show you how to style your site that you can easily learn.

yes, you can using responsive plugins or by using Media Queries in your style.css file. Make sure to always make your customizations on a child theme.

I’d try in the style.css file first not the php. Remember when working with a theme make sure to make your customization on a child theme.

Also remember to use the refresh button on your browser.

also try themeforest.net and woothemes.com, and “google it” there are a ton of great themes out there that should get you close to a style they can agree on.

Doesn’t look like you actually implemented a responsive header. Are you using media queries for the header?

Yes, you’ll need to look into the CSS for the theme and make the changes in the child-theme. Lots of tutorials for child themes on www.remarpro.com

You’re going to want to make a child theme so that updates don’t destroy your customization.

If it’s not yet uploaded to wordpress you can find the info by taking your theme and unzipping it on your desktop. Then click into the theme folder and open the “style.css” file with a text editor (i.e. notepad, textmate, textedit, etc…). You’ll find the info you’re looking for on top.

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