Roswell

If you’re using verification through meta-description the tag should be placed before the closing of your </head>.

Should you choose to verify ownership using the .HTML file you can simply upload it in the root of your website.

body {background:#000 url('image/background.jpg') no-repeat;}

This should be sufficient, no need to specify the position.

in your CSS lookup

.art-BlockHeader .t
{
	height: 30px;
	color: #EFEFEF;
	font-family: Arial, Helvetica, Sans-Serif;
	font-size: 14px;
	font-style: normal;
	font-weight: bold;
	font-variant: small-caps;
	white-space : nowrap;
	padding: 0 7px;
	line-height: 30px;
}

add text-align: center; to center the text of your widgets. Note that this will center the text of all your blocks using class=”t”.

if you want it to be more specific you can always lookup which class/id’s the specific widgets are using to target them.

Good luck

Neither of those have any value in regards to getting your website indexed. Meta keywords do not count towards your ranking value and the meta-description, while usefull, won’t be the deciding factor in whether or not his website shows up in google.

Regardless it’ll be good to make use of an SEO plugin to provide your pages with a relevant meta-description. It can make it more appealing for someone to visit your website should you appear in google.

What is your target area? You’re using a .eu domain name with english content and you’re located in The Netherlands. Is it safe to assume you’re hoping to target all of Europe?

Either way, after a quick search you didn’t show up in google.com or google.nl. My advice would be to request reconsideration of your site. it seems your domain/website has received a penalty.

on a related note, your website does not appear in Bing.nl/Bing.com but does appear in Yahoo.nl. However the indexation from yahoo seems to be a very old one.

When was your website updated? Not all that long ago I assume?

You should be able to reach the administration login by visiting https://www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin.

Just replace yourdomain with your domain name and .com with your domain extension.

I couldn’t find any in-content links but everything is working just fine in your navigation as far as Google chrome goes.

So I went on over to Firefox and noticed the problem you explained. However, once I turned off my javascript everything was working perfectly, as far as navigation goes that is.

It’s not a solution but it might bring you closer to one now that you know this.

All I see is <div class="art-sidebar1"></div>, not sure if that’s what you’re trying to remove.

You may not be using any widgets in your sidebar but your template file still contains <?php get_sidebar(); ?>

Remove this from your template file and your content div will stretch across your wrapper.

or you can remove the width from <div class="art-content"></div>, it’s in your template.css on line 1291. The currenth width is set to 706px.

Your posts are being placed in <div class=”mc-text”>, open up your template.css and navigate to line 511. You’ll see the following;

.mc-text{
float: left;
width: 460px;
}

if you remove the width it will use the entire available area.

Could you perhaps share a link to your website? That would make things easier for myself.