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Try asking to the official support forum for this theme, as they may help you more for it’s a theme specific question

all the best!

Hello,
If you change these lines in your css it enlarges

.logo {width: 500px; height: 146px; padding: 0px 0 12px 0px; overflow: hidden; float: left;}
.logo img {max-height: 140px; /* max-width: 290px; */}

you may adjust width values as you need

cheers!

you’re welcome!

Hi,
try deactivate your theme-my-login plugin and see if it solves it. Could be a compatibility issue between this plugin and your theme.

Ultimatum is a premium theme, so you could ask on their faq for assistance if you want to fix issues related to your theme, as support forum here is only for themes hosted in WordPress directory.

all the best

Hi,
you have this * {padding:0; margin:0;} at line 165 of your css which sets to 0 all of your paddings, except when else specified.

You can try adding `.post-content p {
padding-bottom: 20px;
}` or whatever you may need to correctly style your page.

Try also reviewing Codex docs about CSS in WordPress and CSS Troubleshooting, it may help.

cheers!

Try deactivating Digg Digg first and see if it solves, if not deactivate your plugins one by one to see which is causing this issue.

Hello,
assuming you defined correctly your “$postid”, “$post1id” and “$time” variables, maybe it’s

$postid = $post1->ID;
$updateP = update_post_meta( $postid, 'timeUpdate', $time );

hope it’s just this, cheers!

Hi,
can you be more specific on what you’re trying to do and what doesn’t work?

Also look at backup documentation in codex, if you haven’t yet, about
– Backing Up Your WordPress Files,
– Backing Up Your Database and Restoring Your Database From Backup,
– WordPress Backups.

You’re welcome,
and could be also useful if you open a thread, explainig your issue, directly in the support forum for this plugin so to receive more specific help in case you whish to use that plugin.

all the best

you’re welcome!

Hello,
looks like a permalink issue:
try deactivating your plugins one by one, and refresh your permalink structure.

Unless you wrote custom menu functions in your child-theme, this should change something.

It’s a pleasure to know I helped you!!

Have a good life!!! Bye!!

Ok.
So it’s simple:
– create a folder in your root directory (where the other folders of your installed WordPress are; e.g. wp-admin, wp-content and wp-includes)
– setup a database for WordPress as described here
– edit the file wp-config-sample.php and rename it as explained here
– now run the install script.
You do this by going to https://www.pncomms.com/subfolder-name/wp-admin/install.php and there you will find a small form to enter the site name, user, etc…
– Fill everything and then login to this new site.

Good luck and good job!!

Yes, what you need is to copy a fresh version of WordPress to your subfolder, then from there run the installation. To do this there are some ways, and having wordpress installed via a shortcut in the domain control panel is maybe the easiest.

I personally prefer to do those kind of jobs via an FTP client (Filezilla for me works excellent), but if you don’t feel confortable with it, I’m quite sure you can make it via control panel.

I don’t know what your host is nor how the control panel looks like, but usually I expect there to be some buttons to create a subdirectory folder and give it a name.
Then I think you should be able to point the automatic install to this folder, and proceed afterwards directly with login.
So if you normal login is https://www.pncomms.com/wp-admin the login for this other WordPress will be https://www.pncomms.com/subfolder-name/wp-admin where “subfolder-name” will be the name you gave to the subfolder previously created.

I suggest you to keep open the codex page for install instructions as it will help you with this process.

Remember that this name will be visible in the Url so choose a meaning name as you may do with another site is the best option.

If you have problems with this feel free to write, but maybe opening another thread is better so you can get more specific help also from others regarding this.

All the best to you!!

Marcello

Sorry man…
…my english is worst than my ability to be clear ??
No, no sort of security issues, do not worry!!! What jwiere03 told you is that there are tools for web developers included or added to browsers like firefox (and that’s firebug which he was talking about)or chrome which has it included, and those tools help you to debug (correct errors in code) and inspect (see the web page in its html structure).

So anybody with a little experience with those can see your page structure and suggest changes that can be made to fix problems.

“Backend” is the equivalent (almost) to WordPress admin, the dashboard, aka the part of the website visible only to logged in users, while frontend on the other way is the site as it’s seen by final users.

Regarding your issue, I also think that with another install in a subdirectory things can be easier for you. You can even use a completely different theme and look without diving into coding at all.