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Thanks.
Sorry, I couldn’t find any option in this WordPress forum to add code.
Dpaste only holds the code for a few days, so the code needs a place in the forum to handle code like other forums.

Ok, I tried to two code samples, but same issue.

I’m not allowed to make it public. Happy to PM you if you let me know how to PM you, as I’m not familiar with WordPress.

Basically, I see the header.php with the 6 links in a Navbar.
The font-size needs to shrink, but I can’t find what controls the font-size.
I would have guessed style.css, but I added some code and no font-size changes.
I added some CSS code to effect the header.php code <div id=”nav”> and <div class=”menu”>, but no changes.

Thank you for the reply.
New to WordPress, but I use git to have the most control of data.
Sounds to me like you’re ‘hosting’ a WordPress site locally.

I just need to have the files locally, so I have more power to manage the data, than a GUI, which has different navigation paths on every product.

Anyway, the guess work I’m trying to remove or solve, is what file will let me change the font-size?

How do you work offline so people don’t see the website changed? I’m trying to find where the font is controlled, as the Dashboard > Appearance > Editor > Stylesheet style.css doesn’t seem to effect the font I’m changing in header.php?

Can I work with WordPress on my computer with CLI, rather than from the WordPress website’s GUI? Not sure on the directory structure of what to download to my computer?

I feel limited in my control and have to guess where files are?

Well, fixed the main problem.
Not just a niggling issue of WordPress’ stylesheet.css doesn’t work? I’m linking to the directory css/screen.css and the class and id are set to font-size: 0.5em; but webpage doesn’t change?

Yes, but I’m nervous after WordPress didn’t carry over to the MODX update.
Not sure if I can restore back to this old WordPress webpage if I try another theme.
Well, WordPress > Dashboard > Themes, Customise, Widgets, Menus, Editor > haven’t made the webpage perfectly the same as the other 6 pages.
I think this might be the right spot, so I’ll keep digging.

Well, I think I found WordPress > Dashboard > Appearance > Customise. Maybe that will help?

Yes, I’m there too, and they seem to be pointing to WordPress.
For now, editing specific files like /public/www/webpage/wp-admin or wp-content/themes/themename/header.php or index.php.

However, the WordPress CMS should have the Dashboard GUI handle all this automated HTML code, so as I am a WordPress noob, I need help finding what to configure in the WordPress GUI.

Ideally, I shouldn’t have to edit any WordPress page, rather drag whatever WordPress root directory is available, into the MODX for the WordPress webpage to be as normal.

Thank you for clearly describing the paths to necessary files.
I can now work on that.
While WordPress files may need editing, it doesn’t seem right as the webpage worked until the MODX upgrade.
Now WordPress seems to display outdated information.

I feel as though there’s a current wp-admin for some file like that hiding somewhere that needs to be put into the WordPress root directory?

What kind of support is that?
Not impressed at all with that type of comment.
It seems WordPress is getting a bit too big for its boots with a 20% market share.
Too much money is unfortunately not my problem.

Well, I’m in the website and the WordPress website https://www.domain.com/news/wp-admin/index.php

Is that the WordPress root folder?
What do you mean by my domain name administration…the Filesystem /public/www…?

Find what folder what is pointing to?

I know what most of this means, but simply don’t know WordPress’ paths for navigation.

Ok, thank you.
Sorry, wp-admin, wp-content are already in website/public/www/webpage.
I don’t see wp-includes?

So, I guess this is already the correct folder.
I’m confused then, why a possible old WP file is now showing on the upgraded MODX?

Ok, I found the path to the wp-admin and wp-content folders in /public/www/webpage.
Not sure what to do with them though?

Yes, I’m answering.
That following thread was as additional after thought, sorry.

So, yes, I think I have a WordPress site? running on a Webhost.
https://www.domain.com/webpage/wp-admin/post.php?post=127&action=edit is the link to the page with WordPress edits.

MODX is a Content Management System (CMS) which allow high level website management (although I’ve had more luck with the CLI on my git repository).
The website has 7 webpages with a global Navbar with 7 tabs to select each webpage.
The 5th webpage is running on MODX with a header Navbar and top banner, but gets it’s posted information from WordPress.

I haven’t moved any folders around yet.
I had to upgrade MODX to make it work, which messed lots of things up.
Now the 5th page with WordPress content seems to show an older webpage (with only 6 Navbar tabs and different text in the top banner).
I’m still not sure if I need to action MODX or WordPress.

I am now searching for the WordPress root folder, as I’m guessing it’s somewhere in the Website Filesystem under domain.com/public/www/…?

I guess I’m wondering if or where an old wp-admin or wp-content file might be.
After the MODX upgrade the WordPress old webpage (it’s not a recent webpage) is showing.

I could be wrong and something else is wrong?