Prateek Parekh

Have you tried editing user and user_meta tables through the phpMyAdmin?

Which theme are you using?
If you are just putting a list in WordPress Post Text editor,
you need to assign id to the div and write the CSS in Custom CSS stylesheet.

Just check if your site URL and WordPress URL are same in Settings->General.
If not,you are running WordPress through its own folder.
You need to do some additional settings in that case.Let me know.

If you have the same URL and you did not install WordPress in its own directory,you next need to check permalinks.Did you change your permalink structure without updating htaccess.

These are issues which I have seen to disallow Admin rights to Administrator roles even though the site will run fine.

Use the following in your style.css:

.post-content blockquote *:last-child{
font-size: 2em !important;
}

Change the size to your liking and try it without the !important first.
I believe you were not adding the font size to the right class/element.

Okay,At what point does the folder get deleted?After installing the framework,or the theme or after a plugin.Seems like a compatibility issue with one of the plugins you might be using.

Does the screen go blank? Does the delete happen instantaneously or after you’ve logged out?

Again,it looks like the plugin(s) you install are not compatible with Cherry Framework.

If you still have the problem,mention the point at which it occurs and the plugins you are installing.

If you are unable to do it from theme options,here is a quick fix:

Just write a media query @media screen and (max-width:….) and redefine the logo size in your child theme style.css

use !important with your new size so that it takes precedence over theme settings.

Did you give the correct and the same URLs for WordPress Home URL and site URL?
If not,just change the details in wp-options table in our Database.

Which theme are you using?Are you using a child theme after fresh install?
Is the entire theme folder getting deleted?
Jon is right,WordPress doesn’t remove theme folders in any way.
Can you give specific details of how and which theme you are installing?

Generate your sitemap using any of the WordPress plugins or online sitemap generators.Then upload it again in the public_html or any similar root folder of your host.

You may have created a Sitemap page which lists all your site posts/pages instead of Google XML Sitemap which is different from the sitemap for visitors.