Rab

Hi,

Take a read through Changing The Site URL and Moving WordPress pages in the Codex if you haven’t already.

I’ve also used this Search and Replace tool from Interconnect/it in the past too which is handy, but it’s powerful and you really should know what you’re doing before using it. Also be sure to delete it when finished if you do use it.

Hi,

Try this,

<a href="#"><img class="aligncenter" src="https://golfundamentals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/pagesidebartest.jpg"></a>

There is more on WP CSS in the Codex.

Can you try adding this to a text widget in your sidebar? Replace the # with the URL of your page.

<a href="#"><img src="https://golfundamentals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/pagesidebartest.jpg"></a>

You may or may not want to add in alt and title tags, or alignment with a class such as aligncenter.

Alright, then it sounds like you don’t have the correct URL if it’s not displaying properly. Can you paste the URL which you are using for the image which gives the broken image?

That sounds like it’s not uploaded correctly, or the URL is incorrect. Can you see the thumbnail of it in your Media Library?

What file type is it?

You can upload it to your Media Manager to get in on your site. It’ll give you a URL which you can then use in the widget.

Try adding this to your style.css.

#main {
  padding-bottom: 0px !important;
}

This will over rule the in-line CSS being applied. What you changed should have sorted it though, did you make sure to clear your cache after making the change? You should try to avoid using !important if you can help it.

You can use the text widget which allows you to use HTML, is that what you’re looking for?

Is it still in your Trash? If so, empty it and try again.

According to Stack Overflow the following information is used for the Facebook links:

<meta name="title" content="Title NOT Case Sensitive" />
<meta name="description" content="Description HERE" />
<link rel="image_src" href="Full URL to Image (include domain)" />

Are you able to add these in? Take a look at Yoast’s SEO Plugin, that might do it for you.

You might also find this other post on Stack Overflow helpful.

As for the smilies, what’s your settings at in the Dashboard for Settings > Writing > Formatting ?

Can you post a link to your site? Makes things a lot easier ??

Good luck! ??

If your theme supports it, you can rearrange your menu items from the Dashboard under Appearance. Just remember to hit the blue Save/Update button when you’re done!

More on Navigation menus in the Codex.

It’s kept in the database, it doesn’t create pages as such. If you want to make a specific page you should look into Page Templates from the WordPress Codex.

It looks like you need to change “Number of images per page”.

You can change this on Dashboard > Gallery > Options > Gallery tab > “Number of images per page”.

If this is the issue, it’s probably set to 8 just now, if you change this to 9 it should show properly.