NollieHeel

(you can still see some of the text behind it)

Not exactly hidden, I have a menu that has png’s, so it sits ‘behind’ the menu element

nevermind!

Have you created a child-theme for your theme yet?
You might want to consider doing that before adjusting any colors, etc.
search for it, there’s tons of info on the subject.

WORD!

Though I wish to display text in the footer.. will this work if I plug it in to the footer.php, then stick the new file in my child theme?

<p class=”center”>
<?php echo $str = “TEXT TEXT TEXT”; echo $str; ?> </p>

An nevermind. I was thinking of the (appearance) file editor, instead of going to POst>edit post. Thanks!!

I think maybe a generic class…
the text option- isn’t that what comes with the .com version?
I don’t see it in the editor

yeah it worked. w00t. thanks

Im a beginner too, but I think its possible with almost any theme.
its simply a matter of linking, I believe if you wer to search ‘link post to page’ something would show up in the forums.

thanks.
Ill make sure to post in that forum.

IE 11.
Nah Ill have to try that

So I guess next gripe is, is there a solution to not having to clear the browser cache after each time I view changes. the w3 totalcache plugin’s a bit far fetched at this point?

Yeah the cching plugin might work; in the future though. they say to download it only after your website is finished with its design.
I deleted browsing history, etc. and now I see the changes.

Tools> import
I imported the doc that wordpress.com gave me, it was a Safari document, which my na?ve a** thought weird because they’re talking about an xml.

Thank you all for help so far!
Im sure Ill have more gripes.

Another factor I’m considering is the Safari (xml?) document I exported from when my site was at wordpress.com, and imported into my site when I got it set up at www.remarpro.com.
Could that have anything to do with the changes not showing up ?