liamdempsey

Are you able to access and edit theme files (i.e., the page template files and the style.css)?

Can I ask you a few questions first please?

What theme are your using?
Do you have more than 1 page on your site?
Do you have a link to your site that you can share?

In the header of your theme, there appear to be inline CSS style.

<div id="header-sidebar" style="padding-top: 123.5px; padding-bottom: 123.5px;">

Are you able to get into your theme files and remove those inlines styles? If so, you could then control padding via the style.css file in your theme.

Hello again – further thought to consider: Did you try to add the menu to the footer via a widget (Appearance > Widgets) or via the Menus section (Appearance > Menus)?

Although I’ve not seen the video on lynda.com, I wonder if you added the desired pages (like privacy, etc.) to the footer menu within the WordPress admin section.

Alternatively, did you assign the footer menu to the footer menu location on the Manage Locations within the Appearance > Menus section of your website?

Did you make any edits to the theme prior to the unexpected change? Can you please share some context as to what you might have been doing on the site before the issue arose?

Hi SaudAA –

Did you import a copy of your site into your local MAMP install? Did you copy the theme in the /wp-content/themes/ folders on your local install?

You’ll need to take both of those steps in order to see your site on your local machine.