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I am testing with Firebug and adding the above code into the css and it pushes the footer to the middle of the page, over the content.

This is what the css looks like for the footer selector:

#footer {
background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% #00B295;
color: #7B7B7B;
font-size: 13px;
z-index: 100;
clear: both;
padding: 10px 0px;
position: absolute;
bottom: 0;
}

I have tried a few other rules, but this is the only thing that is changing the footer at all. Any ideas on how to proceed?

That is a great idea…I will give it a go. Thanks!

So after doing a little web checking I came across a fix. With any tag with the word “hidden” there needs to be a physical line space between the tags.

Dumb but it worked!

Thanks for the help!

I checked for this and usually do always view in HTML…there are no random paragraph tags in the html.

Any other ideas?

sorry…

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Turns out the PHP was updated and was not compatible with the theme in use. PHP was returned to an earlier version and everything is good to roll.

Thanks for all the info guys! I will look over those tomorrow. I feel like I have learned quite a bit just exploring the editor a bit and asking some questions here. I’m gonna keep the thread active though in case I need anymore info. I hate starting new threads and you all are really knowledgeable! Thanks once again!

There may be varying levels of access with this site, I tried to install the MyFTP plugin and it would not allow me too.

Big Bagel, aren’t all images and info hosted via WordPress? It seems this way to me…

Or if I am trying to access an FTP I should use the WordPress username and password?

If I am working on my own website I connect via Dreamweaver to my site host and edit html files that way.

Can you explain how WordPress differs. I have two separate logins. One for the FTP of the site and a WordPress login.

The images down seem to be hosted on the FTP server, but can be accessed through the WordPress admin login.

Admin levels: It’s possible the previous webmaster monkeyed with the capabilities. Do you have a capability management plugin installed (Role Manager or Capability Manager)? If so, you’ll be able to scope out which roles have which capabilities. I will look for this plug-in, in the photo gallery editor there seems to be varying levels of access so this could be the case.

CSS: It looks like the theme author stashed the CSS away in a folder inaccessible to the theme editor. The theme files will be located in wp-content/themes/yourtheme <—- How do I physically access this location?

and it looks like the css files will be located in wp-content/themes/yourtheme/lib/css <—- How do I physically access this location?

Does that answer your question?

If it helps when I go to the Appearance editor this is the code sitting in the editor:

Questions I have are bolded and in caps.

/*
Theme Name: Custom Anchorpress Theme
Theme URI: https://anchorwave.com
Description: A custom WordPress theme created for you by Anchorwave Internet Solutions
Version: 1.0
Author: Mark Garity, Anchorwave.com
Author URI: https://www.anchorwave.com
Tags: Anchorwave, Internet, Solutions

Actual CSS located in lib/css/ <—-HOW DO I ACCESS THESE FILES?
Place styles in here to be included in MCE advanced.

*/

Thanks Drew,

Actually I am well versed in CSS and HTML and some basic understanding of PHP. The thing I am having trouble with is where the themes are located, I am logged into the dashboard but can’t seem to navigate to the the background appearances or anything along those lines.

Does WordPress have different admin setting levels maybe the original webmaster could have setup?

I successfully dropped two pages from the website!