Jason

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To center the images in your posts you need to add something like .entry-content img { margin:5px auto }, but first you will need to remove an inline style from your page/site. Line 193 of the example page source:
.entry-content img { border:0px !important; margin:5px !important; } Remove the margin.

This should do the trick.

global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();

if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
    $prefix_name = $current_user->user_firstname . ' ' . $current_user->user_lastname;
} else {
    $prefix_name = 'Guest';
}

echo 'Thank you, ' . $prefix_name . ', for entering your submission....';

It’s probably easiest to remove the bottom margin with css as I mentioned in my last reply. Hope that helps.

In the page editor select the ‘Text’ tab and remove <p class="fontplugin_fontid_34101_ArialNarrow" style="color: #000000; font-size: 21px;"> and the closing </p> from all lines of text. This was inserted by a font plugin you’re using. You may want to deactivated the font plugin so it doesn’t recreate the markup. You could alternatively remove the margin applied to those tags using a custom CSS plugin or a child theme with

p.fontplugin_fontid_34101_ArialNarrow {
	margin-bottom: 0;
}

<p> opens the tag and </p> closes the tag.

The <p>...</p> tags wrapping your lines are probably being added by the wpautop function of the post editor. Double line-breaks in the text are changed to HTML paragraphs (<p>...</p>). Change the double line-breaks to a single line break and this should solve the issue.

Each one of your ‘lines’ are wrapped in a <p> tag. Remove the <p> tags from those lines and your extra spacing will be removed.

Change the CSS to:

#colophon,
#colophon a{
    color: #FFFFA7;
    font-weight: bold;
}

In style.css, on line 2210, add a CSS selector to style your non-linked text in your footer section. The block of CSS would become:

#colophon,
#colophon a{
color: #FFFFA7;
}

Your menu is output using the functionwp_nav_menu and is managed in the WordPress admin, under Appearance/Menus.

Your panels are being floated, so each row needs to be cleared. This could be accomplished with the following CSS:

.nr_first_col {
    clear: both;
}

This CSS code should be added to your theme using a custom CSS plugin to avoid overwriting your changes when updating your theme. Hope this helps.

Your index.php template is loading loop-index.php if this file exists, if not it defaults to loop.php. the_excerpt() should work, alternatively you could use the <!–more–> tag in the post editor to split the post. Hope this helps.

Yes good point if you’re not using a child theme, and you update your theme, your changes will be overwritten. Also your CSS contains a comma that shouldn’t be there. Just before the opening brace.

Adding the following CSS will do it. Or find the .column-sidebar selector in your CSS code and add the font-size rule.

.column-sidebar {
  font-size: 14px; // Adjust size to your liking
}