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SOLVED: Turns out my functions.php was at fault. It was a lightbox script I gathered from the web to make all posted images on the website automatically add the call for the lightbox 2 plugin. The script worked for the lightboxes but clearly caused serious issues with posts.

You can also see if you look in the post feed that I reposted the exact content as admin, it its working..

I got it, Just had to take the # away from the url, thank you so much

I want it to take the user back to the homepage no matter where they are. so if they are at https://www.website.com/archives/2012/blahblah, it will take them back to https://www.website.com.

I appreciate your help

Hi Andrew, I just added your code. It does turn the logo into a link but its just adding the url on top of the current address.

i.e. your browsing https://www.website.com/archives/2012/blahblah it will just take you to https://www.website.com/archives/2012/blahblah#YourLinkHere

I’ve been working on number 1, I think removing the author image and getting rid of the left margin would be a good solution. I copied post.php to the child theme folder and removed the section containing the avatar and author name. I can’t figure out how to get rid of the margin/padding between the left side of the page and the text. How can I get everything moved all the way to the left?

Thank you sermon, I couldn’t find the kitchen sink for the life of me. Didn’t realize it was because I was in text mode.

solved.

I don’t see Custom Styles anywhere, I have downloaded jetpack but I can’t use it because I’m currently developing locally it seems. I had found a plugin “WP Super Edit” that promised to do the job, but it seems the latest release of WP killed it.

I’m assuming once I get jetpack working I should have no problem with fonts/color/size within my blog?

I am capable of doing minor code alterations and of course following guides, but I can’t come up with the stuff off the top of my head.