SEjack

Ok. I replaced all the @imports in the styles.css file and replaced them with the contents inside the file.

But the @imports are still showing up on the live code and on testing with Google Pagespeed. Maybe there is some cache I need to delete on the W3 Total Cache plugin?

Its advancedhearingtechnologies.com

Thank you. I used the image widget plugin. It was great

@michael Cannon I tried the free version 2.12 and I got a 404 page as soon as I activated it. I tried deactivating all other plugins first, and it still exhibits the same behavior.

@johncleary FTP, at least on Filezilla which is the only FTP client I ever use, displays the contents of a folder the same as when that folder was first opened during that session. You have to right-click refresh if you to view any changes to the contents of that folder.

@johncleary via FTP, go to wp-content/plugins and find the testimonials-widget folder. Rename the folder to “.testimonials-widget”. This will disable the plugin and let you regain control of your site

I figured it out.

I copied the contents of header.php to the custom homepage template and deleted get_header();

I was not clear about this. WordPress uses the word blogroll for something else. I meant the blog itself.

I know it is controlled by the index.php page and then you get to the actual loop

<?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>

<?php get_template_part( ‘content’, get_post_format() ); ?>

<?php endwhile; ?>

So, where does it go from there?

I figured it out. I had to change permissions on my htdocs folder