juslooken

sorry for the late reply.

WordPress creates thumbnail images when you upload the image so changing the settings afterwards will not change the existing thumbs. You can re-upload the images which will work but the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin I suggested before will rebuild the existing thumbnails to the new media settings.

You could try reducing the width of the .content class from 800px to 750px in your themes main stylesheet (line 447)

In this case woo = wooCommerce, an ecommerce plugin for WordPress.

How many plugins are you running?
It may be worth while deactivating all of them to see if the issue is there. If that corrects the problem then start reactivating the plugins in the order of importance and check as you go.

You should only run the plugins you need anyway. Having too many can slow your site down and increases the chance of a conflict.

It is either a plugin or it’s hard coded in this file –

/home/piggys7/public_html/wp-content/themes/mesocolumn/header.php

If you can’t see it in there you may need to start disabling plugins and seeing if one of those is causing the issue.

(it’s no bother, btw)

The script has something to do with Facebook connect, it may be part of a plugin or it may be hard coded in your footer.php file within your theme

I suspect it’s the very last thing in the following code

<script type="text/javascript">
(function(d, s, id) {
  var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];
  if (d.getElementById(id)) return;
  js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id;
  js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&appId=&version=v2.0";
  fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);
}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk'));
</script>'

While the norm in WordPress is to go through the styles.css file (as you have done) the code in question appears to be in the site header so it could be in header.php file.

There is some CSS embedded in the page. I’m not sure if this has been something that was hard-coded by the person who built the site or if it’s a plugin but the problem is coming from there.

You’re looking for this CSS Call (sorry, it’s a long one)

DIV DIV DIV SECTION DIV.container-wrap, DIV SECTION ARTICLE.post-679.post.type-post.status-publish.format-standard.has-post-thumbnail.hentry.category-on-the-road-with-traveling-piggy.category-rv-tips-tech.tag-fifth-wheel.tag-open-range-rv.tag-rv-bathroom.tag-rv-shower-controls.tag-rv-shower-stalls.has_thumb DIV.post-right DIV.post-meta.the-icons.pmeta-alt, DIV SECTION ARTICLE.post-1033.post.type-post.status-publish.format-standard.has-post-thumbnail.hentry.category-at-the-house-with-stay-at-home-piggy.tag-grandchildren.tag-road-trip.alt-post.has_thumb DIV.post-right DIV.post-meta.the-icons.pmeta-alt, DIV SECTION ARTICLE.post-786.post.type-post.status-publish.format-standard.has-post-thumbnail.hentry.category-on-the-road-with-traveling-piggy.tag-clearance-tags.tag-jc-penney.has_thumb DIV.post-right DIV.post-meta.the-icons.pmeta-alt, DIV SECTION ARTICLE.post-829.post.type-post.status-publish.format-standard.has-post-thumbnail.hentry.category-at-the-house-with-stay-at-home-piggy.category-social-media-for-a-home-business-at-the-house-with-stay-at-home-piggy.tag-business-logo.tag-company-logo.tag-twitter.tag-twitter-for-business.tag-twitter-image.alt-post.has_thumb DIV.post-right DIV.post-meta.the-icons.pmeta-alt, DIV SECTION ARTICLE.post-730.post.type-post.status-publish.format-standard.has-post-thumbnail.hentry.category-at-the-house-with-stay-at-home-piggy.tag-intuit.tag-microsoft-office.tag-quickbooks.tag-quicken.tag-reinstalling-software.tag-turbo-tax.tag-turbotax.has_thumb DIV.post-right DIV.post-meta.the-icons.pmeta-alt, DIV SECTION ARTICLE.post-661.post.type-post.status-publish.format-standard.has-post-thumbnail.hentry.category-at-the-house-with-stay-at-home-piggy.category-embroidery-at-the-house-with-stay-at-home-piggy.tag-embroidery.tag-embroidery-thread.tag-ort.tag-ort-jar.alt-post.has_thumb DIV.post-right DIV.post-meta.the-icons.pmeta-alt, DIV SECTION ARTICLE.post-408.post.type-post.status-publish.format-standard.has-post-thumbnail.hentry.category-on-the-road-with-traveling-piggy.category-rv-lifestyle.tag-augusta-maine.tag-cat.tag-feral-cat.tag-koa.tag-rv-lifestyle-2.tag-work-campers.has_thumb DIV.post-right DIV.post-meta.the-icons.pmeta-alt, DIV SECTION ARTICLE.post-545.post.type-post.status-publish.format-standard.has-post-thumbnail.hentry.category-at-the-house-with-stay-at-home-piggy.tag-garnier.tag-hair-color.tag-hair-dye.tag-nutrisse.alt-post.has_thumb DIV.post-right DIV.post-meta.the-icons.pmeta-alt, DIV SECTION ARTICLE.post-643.post.type-post.status-publish.format-standard.has-post-thumbnail.hentry.category-at-the-house-with-stay-at-home-piggy.category-kids-art-in-stitches.tag-childs-signature.tag-display.tag-hand-embroidery.tag-kids-signature.tag-kids-art.has_thumb DIV.post-right DIV.post-meta.the-icons.pmeta-alt, DIV DIV DIV.widget-area.the-icons ASIDE.widget.widget_recent_entries H3.widget-title, DIV DIV DIV.widget-area.the-icons ASIDE.widget.widget_categories H3.widget-title {
top: 125px !important;
left: 4px !important;
position: relative !important;
font-size: 14px !important;
}

The error is being caused by the line top: 125px !important and removing that will correct the error. I am not sure what else it will affect though.

You’re using display:block for your image which is causing the issue but you can fix that by removing the call.

This does cause the header image to move up slightly from the menu so you may want to add float:left into there but be aware that the CSS call is very generic so it could make unexpected changes to other parts of the site.

a > img {
    float: left;
}

To target the CSS purely for that one image, try adding this

.c12 a > img {
    display: inline;
    float: left;
}

I am sure there are plugins to do this but I’ve always run a command an SQL command in phpMyAdmin to change things site-wide.

I’ll include the code below with a strong caveat. If you get this wrong you will break your site so I can’t stress how important it is to back up your MySQL database first.

UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = REPLACE (post_content,'Item to replace here', 'Replacement text here');

You can also do the same with the GUID

UPDATE wp_posts SET GUID = REPLACE (GUID,'Item to replace here', 'Replacement text here');

Repeating the warning – BACK UP THE DATABASE FIRST

CSS = Cascading Style Sheet.

As the name implies, the styles flow down to elements below so you do need to be aware of how things are affected. You say the style didn’t work when you had it further down the sheet so that probably means that something above may have been adjusting it first.

Glad you were able to solve this ??

You need to reduce the font-size in the following lines of the styles.css file in your theme directory

.menu > li a {
    display: block;
    font-size: 24px;
    position: relative;
    text-decoration: none;
    text-transform: uppercase;
}

If you’re purely changing the URL and keeping the site on the same server (and your DNS is already set up) then you can simply go to your dashboard Settings > General and change the WordPress Address and Site Address.

You should also make sure that your .com is parked and forwarding to the .com.au address.

After you’ve made the changes you may lose some images or break some links, this is especially true if you’ve hard written them into pages although WordPress does a pretty good job of changing most links and paths.

Go to your dashboard and then to the Settings > General page. Change the second from field (Tagline)

Changing the .site tag as suggested by janet4now will work but leaves the centre block white near the photograph and text. Again, assuming you want the whole thing black you should also change the following to complete the look.

.site-content .entry-content, .site-content .entry-summary, .page-content {
background-color: #000000;
}